Arsenal begins signing £85m winger

Whether you agree on the issue of Arsenal’s regression this season, there is an undeniable statement that no one can argue with.

The Gunners need more firepower to bring them to the next level of the 2025/26 campaign.

Just over a year ago, when Mikel Arteta’s man was abandoned by Bayern Munich, it was admitted that Arsenal lacked a little in the forward division. That’s even Kay Havitz and Gabriel Jesus.

A year later, they headed to Paris to try to compete in their first Champions League final since 2006. Not surprisingly, they quit the game. After the race, Arteta and Captain Martin Odegaard talked about how the tie in the two boxes won. PSG is better in those areas and accepting their attacks again doesn’t have much attack.

“There are usually forwards in the box,” Arteta said, pointing out how Arsenal was forced to play with Mikel Merino instead of the hurt Jesus and Havertz.

Their frontline looks even worse after a year after they exited the game. If they are going to be next semester, it is crucial to sign more forward.

How Arsenal strengthens its frontline

Name the attackers, who have likely had connections with Arsenal in recent weeks and months.

Of course, Arsenal’s top priority is Newcastle’s Alexander Isak, and BBC’s Sami Mokbel revealed he was “a dream target” just a few days ago. However, any move is known to be complicated by the astronomical asking price of Pies.

Therefore, Sporting’s Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko are two options. In short, given the many options available in the market this summer, Arsenal has no excuses.

Arteta needs recruits more than just berths in that center. Although Leandro Trossard’s expansion contract has been talked about in recent days, they need improvements on the left and again there are a lot of options.

According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal is reportedly a favorite of British winger Jamie Gittens who signed Dortmund, and their dream goal is Nico Williams’ track and field.

However, there is a spicy alternative to the form of AC Milan’s Rafael Leao, which was reported on Saturday’s email, which was on the club’s finalist.

Another Italian report also talks about Arsenal’s interest in the Portuguese striker.

They claimed that although Chelsea was also running and approaching Serie A, Arsenal had also participated in the game, “get information” to the players when preparing for the move.

New sports director Andrea Berta reportedly personally made him one of his first businesses.

Since Arsenal needs to recruit some big-name players this summer, Leo’s valuation may be Leo’s valuation of 100 million euros.

How Rafael Leao will improve Arsenal

Arsenal needs a winger, they need to be as fast as possible. One look at the differences between PSG tie and wing matches, the most famous one is that the other side of Bukayo Saka is distinct.

Although Arteta had an uncertain Gabriel Martinelli there, it turned down the opportunity and didn’t get Achraf Hakimi’s better, and Parisiens’s Parisiens owns Georgian Superstar Kvicha Kvaratskhelia. The demonic presence in the offense, his relentless speed, close control and dribbling ability make him an absolute nightmare for any defender. He is unpredictable and has talents on both sides.

There is not much Arsenal aside from Saka: unpredictability.

In Leo, they will find this. In the words of data analyst Ben Mattinson, the left wing scored 12 goals and 13 assistants so far this season, the left wing is “absolutely perfect for breaking the game” and he is also “a winger who brings fear to the defense.” In this sense, he is much like the aforementioned Kvaratskhelia.

But, we want to make another powerful comparison here. Back in 2022, Milan coach Stefano Pioli said: “Leo reminded me a lot of early Thierry Henry, who started to be broad and then came in.”

Well, as far as Arsenal fans are concerned, it certainly won’t be better than that? Henry left the Gunners behind as a club record scorer, and they were always looking for someone with similar characteristics.

Like Henry, Leoo’s pace is incredible and has a langlanig weak play style similar to Henry, which gives them the opportunity to use their long-distance step in to skate beyond the players. Interestingly, they are all standing 6’2, with only further emphasis on comparison.

They also have the same trademark style. Milan’s star winger likes to run left and then cut it into his favorite right foot. Although Martinelli tries to learn the attribute, the numbers show that he still has a lot to need.

Judging from the above metrics, it may not be surprising to leave Leo, who is two years older than Martineil, but this difference in quality is why Arsenal needs to sign a new winger.

The Portuguese International may have the same goal-scoring ability, but he is much more creative, as we can see from carrying numbers, not only is he more likely to get a defense, but he is more likely to succeed in doing it. As Martinson said, he is a truly terrible claim.

Arsenal’s biggest priority this summer must be signing forwards, but in Leo, they can put their own left-wing players.