Arsenal begins dialogue, signing ‘magnificent’ £85million

The start of the season was extremely difficult for Arsenal, visiting Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City in the first and a half months.

Unfortunately, next year will look just as tough, with the opening match against Manchester United soon after that with Liverpool and City.

So the best way for Andrea Berta and the co-op to help Mikel Arteta and his team prepare for a tough introduction to the 25/26 Premier League season is to sign some talented players who will improve the team.

Fortunately, recent reports tied the Gunners to the exciting left-wing left, although that was bad news for Gabriel Martinelli.

Arsenal’s winger search

While most fans have been crying for Arsenal to sign the first few windows, it can be argued that it is equally important that they add at least one player to the team this summer.

It seems like the opinions shared by the club, and as in recent weeks and months, countless reports have been linked to incredible talents like Nico Williams and Bradley Barcola.

But with the former now looking like he’s on his way to Barcelona and the latter now targeting the German behemoth Bayern Munich, North Londoners may need to look elsewhere, which could explain the connection to Kenan Yeldez.

According to JuveFC, Arsenal is now interested in Juventus’ young generators.

The report claims that the Gunners and London rival Chelsea have “re-engaged the discussion” to assess the possibility of signing a talented winger this summer.

Interestingly, the report claims that since the old ladies don’t want to sell Turkish talents, they are priced at 100 million euros – £85 million, but it also points out that the price in the region is 70 million euros – £60 million, which may be considered.

Crossing this line would be a complex and expensive transfer, but given Yıldız’s ability and potential, this is what Arsenal should pursue, especially since he would be a Martinelli upgrade.

Comparison between Yıldız and Martinelli

Now, one of the biggest advantages of Yıldız is that he can play in multiple positions, i.e. in midfield, on the top, second forward and right, but his natural and most natural position is on the left wing, which is where he is sure to play in Arsenal.

So his main rival in North London’s match time is Martinelli, so how do the two compete with each other?

Well, Juventus ranked the highest star when it comes to pure output, as in 49 appearances, a total of 3332 minutes, the “magnificent” gem, called 10 goals and provided 7 assists, with goals being made every 2.88 games per 2.88 games.

By comparison, the Gunners’ 11 goals provided 6 assists in 51 games, totaling 3564 minutes, with an average of 3.18 games per 3.18 games or every 222.75 minutes per 3.18 games.

Unfortunately for Brazil internationals, this comparison becomes more one-sided only when we look at their base numbers under the hood.

For example, although he performed better in several metrics and metrics like progressively carried lenses, the young Turkish star performed better in almost every other relevant statistic, such as non-racing goals plus assists, progressive passes, shooting, shooting and goal moves, shooting, passing accuracy, accuracy, key passes, tackles, tackles, many, many, more, all per 90000000.

Ultimately, while Martinelli may remain a very useful team player next season, it’s clear that Yıldız is a superior winger in almost every metric and four years, so Arsenal should do everything to sign him this summer.