Arsenal agrees to sign the initial fee for £60m ‘monster’

Andrea Berta’s mission is clear this summer. Sign a new striker, or risk the anger of Arsenal fans around the world.

To give the Italian credibility, he did a great job in the first month of the summer transfer window, but there is still a lot to do and will keep all judgments until the market closes.

While the Gunners have not confirmed any new signings yet, three are in the form of Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christian Norgaard and the most exciting Martin Zubimendi.

European football expert Sid Sid Lowe, celebrated by Spanish manager Luis de la Fuente, is “one of the best midfielders in the world”, and has previously noted that the 26-year-old is “almost a good deep midfielder.”

So, we can understand that he is a very good player.

However, that’s a key point, but Mikel Arteta and Co have not signed a new striker yet.

The latest on Arsenal’s search for a new striker

There appear to be two candidates serving as new No. 9 candidates at Arsenal. Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres.

Sesko was headhunted by gunmen last summer, but the Slovenians eventually signed a new contract with RB Leipzig. He has been in Germany for a year, but there is a general expectation to leave the Bundesliga behind this window.

Unfortunately for Arsenal, Leipzig demands between €80 million (£68 million) and €100 million (£85 million) in the region. In recent days, German publication BILD has suggested that they are now willing to reduce it to a trademark with an additional cost of about €70 million (£60 million).

If this fee is retained, you will not bet on the appropriate amount Arsenal offers.

The situation surrounding Gyokerers is also complicated, especially after reportedly hierarchy of sports related to his exit clause.

The report by Portuguese store O Jogo revealed that the Swedish club’s figure is 80 million euros (£6.8 million), but that’s not an agreement reached before the summer.

The publication goes on to point out that the Gunners have actually reached an “agreed” with the player’s agent, Hasan Cetinkaya.

Cetinkaya is said to be priced at around €60 million, plus €10 million (total £60 million), which they claim has agreed with the player’s agent and have exercised before the windows begin.

So whatever Arteta manages to start his men, the gunman likely shelled something around the £70m mark.

Why Gyokeres can take Bukayo Saka to new heights

If 2024/25 proves everything, it is that Arsenal is too dependent on Bukayo Saka. However, this is not surprising.

He has been the club’s best player in recent years and proved that by scoring 12 goals, the club’s second highest goal, earning 14 assists last season, the rankings for that particular metric.

Saka produced these numbers while missing a long-term hamstring injury for several months.

During this period, the gunman suffered the consequences. Despite the appearance of Wonderkid, Ethan Nwaneri, the Ateta lacks the depth to the right.

Because they lack overall quality in the last third, especially when Kai Havertz also suffered a hamstring injury.

During Saka’s off-court time, Arsenal dropped points in five of his 12 league games that he missed, ultimately proving the expensiveness of winning the championship. In two of the cars, they also scored more than two goals in one game, beating Manchester City 5-1 and Brentford 3-1.

Therefore, Saka is very important and adds a new center. The idea that Arsenal’s best player is as powerful as the striker is a coveted idea.

In terms of pure goals, there is no better player in Europe. He found 54 tennis times in 52 games last season, and given Arsenal’s demand goals, he should be the number one option this summer.

Journalist Alex Turk is described as a “monster” and can appropriately summarize his abilities in the free throw area. His record over the past few years has been simply weird.

For Saka, this should be a game in heaven. Although Gyokeres is a shooter, Saka is a Creative Machine. Last season, right-wing scored first in the Premier League, with shooting moves per 90 minutes (0.41), shooting moves per 90 (6.09) and goals per 90 (1.20).

These numbers are not direct, not direct and remote for most of the season.

So imagine the excellent numbers he could come up with if he played with Gyokeres in Arteta’s offense. This may just help bring Arsenal closer to the title next season.