Arsenal pays attention to “Extraordinary” midfield monsters

We might say these years, but this time, this is especially true: This summer will be a huge for Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s side found themselves finishing second in the Premier League for the third time in the bounce of the season and ended their fifth campaign with no big trophy.

So keeping the star players healthy and on the court will be the key to finally crossing the line next season, but it is crucial that Andrea Berta and CO bring some great talents to help the manager in the coming weeks and months.

The good news is that, according to recent reports, this seems to be happening, as the Gunners are now linked to the midfield destroyer, who won a comparison with the legendary Patrick Vieira.

Arsenal’s midfield mix

While fans and experts are calling on Arsenal to go out and sign a new number ninth and at least one winger – understandably – it can be argued that it is also so important for the club to bring some midfield reinforcements.

After all, Jorginho left to join Flamengo, and according to the latest report from Fabrizio Romano, negotiations on Thomas Partey’s new contract have not moved forward, and the possibility of his departure is now “specific”.

Fortunately, Romano also reiterated that the signing of Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad will continue, with the club offering approximately £51 million in installments.

However, this still means that the Premier League runner-up will be a midfielder unless they continue to sign Lucien Agoumé.

Yes, according to a recent Spanish report, Arsenal is interested in the Sevilla Star.

The report claims that the Gunners viewed the young Frenchman as a potential replacement for the party, and that the Spanish side would need to buy the remaining 40% of the rights from Inter Milan, despite the fact that he was to pass through the door.

It’s unclear how much he’s going to spend, but since the £17,000 gem a week added to Andalusian side costs for €4 million – he probably won’t spend too much last summer.

Also, the comparison with Vieira and the possibility of seeing him playing with Zubimendi is a deal worth pursuing.

Why Agoume will be a great signing

So before looking at how he complements Zubimendi, it’s worth looking at the comparison with Vieira and where it comes from, as the unpredictable invincibility is undoubtedly one of the greatest players Arsenal has ever seen.

Well, in this case, it stems from the respected talent scout Jacek Kulig, who has been completing profiles on young people in 2019, when he concluded that the star who most resembled his playing style was the former captain of the Gunners.

He came to this conclusion by pointing out mirroring advantages in the game, for example, his ability to control the midfield with precise passes and immense physical and mental strength.

These attributes have not left him in a few years since the initial report, and data analyst Ben Mattinson waxed him lyrics in the winter, describing him as a man who “forms the man who determines the rhythm” and on the ground, in the air and in the air, a “good duel” and, importantly, mainly the man who defends the midfield. ”

We can see a lot in his excellent potential numbers, and FBREF puts him in the top 3% of Europe’s top five midfielders to get a percentage of successful breakups, tackle plus the top 4% of interceptions, only the top 5% of interceptions, only the top 5% of interceptions, average top 9% of shots, average shooting distance, 12% of each shot, beat the target with the goal being the target, while all 90s are 90.

So if Partey is going to leave and Zubimendi will be the starting six, which could be the ideal environment for Sevilla Ace to become a study of the Spaniards, learn the role without much pressure and ultimately more than some people expect – starting to offer some real competition.

Furthermore, given his similarities to Vieira, within his tough and silky pass range, he has no reason to start with the Sociedad Star in some games or stand out when the team needs to stay ahead.

Ultimately, former Sevilla manager Enrique Sanchez Flores called it “Extraordinary” ace and may not be a household name yet, but Agu Mé looks like he is expected to be a man, so Arsenal should have signed everything to sign him before the price of this season’s Skyrockets.