Arsenal attempts to sign “one of the best CMS in the world”

So far, this is Andrea Berta’s Arsenal Sports Director, and it’s the first window to test. Again, will this never be easy?

The Gunners are desperate for a new striker, and the football world knows that. RB Leipzig and Sporting tried to milk all Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres.

The Londoners have reportedly held talks to sign two players, but at this moment, a deal doesn’t look like there are too many.

Still, Arsenal is active and Belta is working hard to make sure Mikel Arteta is ready for the weekend’s match against Manchester United.

The arrival of Martin Zubimendi will certainly help.

Arsenal pursues new midfielder

The Gunners will confirm the arrival of Zubimendi from Real Sociedad on any day.

Espanyol first linked to the club in January when it was revealed that Arsenal was ready to trigger the midfield release clause.

Fast forward a few months and now a deal is coming to an end, he reportedly turned him to the formalities for the UAE Stadium in London over the weekend.

Zubimendi is not the only midfielder Arsenal has been following.

Indeed, according to TBR Football, they are “trying to” sign PSG’s talented teenager Warren Zaire-Emery.

They know that last week the Gunners began talking to the Champions League winners.

However, any deal with the Ligue 1 side looks impossible, informing Arsenal’s 19-year-old is not for sale.

They noted that if the switch does occur, the Berta and Co will need to be equipped with “important” quotes.

What makes Zaire-Emery so special

With Jorginho exiting Emirates in a free transfer, Thomas Partey’s Arsenal adventure may come to a conclusion, so Arteta needs more midfielders.

Zubimendi will definitely make a box. European football expert Sid Lowe has previously pointed out that the 26-year-old “has almost the same midfield in Europe, maybe Rodri.”

So, wouldn’t it be special if he worked with Zaire-Emery?

PSG may feel young, but the truth is that he is special. The teenager Jorge Mendes has described him as “one of the best midfielders in the world”, while data analyst Ben Mattinson points out that he is “Monaco talent-level MBAPPE”, thanks in large part to his skill fusion.

Arsenal has enjoyed the talents of some of Europe’s best young players over the years, and the talent of the day is not bad compared to Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly.

However, Zaire-Emery reminds us of certain CESC Fabregas.

When the Spaniard moved to London, he was only 16 years younger than the French superstar, but his influence in the Premier League quickly helped him show why he is one of the best young players in world football.

In the end, he scored 95 points in 303 outings with 57 points, leaving Arsenal behind. He was appointed as the club captain when he was only 21 years old, making him the youngest captain in history, with few better midfielders and Grace Highbury and the Emirates in the past 20 years.

In short, he is a generation of talent, an auxiliary machine, someone seeps out of the class and can pass through the boundaries like players on Earth.

Zaire-Emery is a player who produces the same level of Hype Fabregas, a teenage magazine that was cut from similar cloths. He made his Champions League debut significantly at the age of 17, and since then he has grown stronger.

Compared to midfielders in the top five leagues in Europe, he ranks in the top 3% of the pass rate, the top 9% of the pass and the best 10% of the switch, the ball spreads more than 40 yards wider than the court.

These numbers are a comparison with Fabregas, one of the best passersby in modern times.

Although PSG’s teen superstar hasn’t had the same assist speed yet – only two assists were produced last season – his ability as a deep playmaker will surely evoke memories of Fabregas at his post-career stage.

As for his development as a young man, it certainly has a sign of the way the Spaniards came into the scene these years ago.