Chelsea’s goal of £42m privately imagines transferring to Arsenal

Arsenal is believed to be a favorite, signing a highly rated striker who is one of Chelsea’s highest transfer targets this summer, with Andrea Berta threatening to spur the club’s London rival.

Arsenal targets Mikel Arteta’s new attacker this summer

According to recent reports, the Gunners are considering new additions in vast areas and further afield.

Mikel Arteta is clearly at the side of a debate on the prospect of signing Bukayo Saka on the right, and the uncertainty of the long-term future of Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard may also prompt the club to move to the left (Givemesport).

There is also a very real prospect of arriving in the Emirates, which is a harm to Gabriel Jesus and Kay Havitz, revealing the lack of prolific natural choice in the Givemesport.

Many interesting names have been linked to the N5 move over the past few weeks, especially since Berta’s appointment as a sports director was confirmed in late March.

According to German newspaper Ruhr Nachrichten, Germany’s Get Footbal News pass, Dortmund’s star Jamie Gittens is becoming a key target for Arteta and Berta.

The British (formerly Manchester City Academy) named himself for his outstanding offensive talent in the Bundesliga, having scored 12 goals and five assists in 46 appearances in this campaign.

Jamie Gittens imagines moving to Chelsea’s Arsenal

It is widely believed that Chelsea is trying to take action for Gittens before the summer, but Arsenal has now played for the Dortmund striker sensation.

According to Ruhr Nachrichten, through GFNG, Gittens “can be very imagined” moving to Arsenal, while the North Londoner has an edge in his competition for service. Dortmund can also find a minimum temptation of about £42m, now considering Arsenal to be in pole position to secure action.

Arteta’s side has obviously worked harder than Chelsea so far, and the game on both sides seems to be a match, with Gittens’s race likely leaving Dortmund when the windows reopen.

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“He is a very important player to us,” Saen said.

“Jamie himself wants to take the next step, and we want him to take that step. Now, he is scoring goals and playing more mature football. He is not one-on-one incredible to me, and he is a great finisher.”

Meanwhile, Dortmund Managing Director Lars Ricken praised the impressive output of young people.

“Jamie did a great job,” Ricken said.

“He is an outstanding guy, including the way he helped Rami (Dortmund’s left-back) in the Ministry of Defense. He developed into a real difference with his goals and assists.”