Arsenal in active negotiations with a speech on “one of the best Sts there”

If not yet obvious, Saturday’s 1-1 defeat of Everton could prove the last nail in the coffin of the Arsenal title, with the Gunners gliding in Goodison Park’s 11th Premier League match.

The gap is now 11 points – Liverpool was in action on Sunday afternoon, with all hopes missing beside Mikel Arteta. He will always be a bridesmaid, never a bride.

The North Londoner will rightly point out further controversy surrounding the presidency, a strange decision to foul Jack Harrison, although injured visitors will not be allowed to kill the game again.

Indeed, as Opta notes, Merseyside’s trip represents the seventh time this season, and despite a leading lead, Arteta’s men were drawn to a game – even Bukayo Saka’s return failed to deliver the desired effect on this occasion.

The UAE costume will point to the absence of Gabriel Jesus and Kay Havitz in the disaster of those shots, despite the two goals this semester, it is clear that a new center remains a priority this summer.

Latest information about Arsenal’s search for a striker

Hopefully signing the striker will prove the difference in the next Gunners, and while there is no guarantee that such a move will help end the long waiting for the glory of the league, Liverpool, for example, wants glory despite lack of prolific, consistent, consistent people.

That said, the striking berth remains the focus of this summer, with the already rumored rumours about the sporting CP sensation, Viktor Gyokeres.

But the towering Swedes aren’t the only number on Arsenal’s shortlist, but Anfield Watchmen reported that the North Londoner was one of the clubs, expressing interest in Eintracht Frankfurt’s little star Hugo Ekitike.

According to the report, while Liverpool is reaching a deal for the 22-year-old, both the Gunners and Manchester United have held talks with French representatives, and the negotiations are said to be “positive”.

Therefore, the suggestion is that all three Premier League teams will compete for the signing of the forward this summer, with Frankfurt saying willing to cash out for £68 million.

If Arsenal will win this game in the next few months, there will certainly be a shadow of Nicolas Anelka.

Why Arsenal can target the next Anelka

Thierry Henry is hard to ignore when discussing the French striker torn in north London, but before the club’s record scorer, there was Anelka, the now-retired shooter, who arrived in 1997 as a 17-year-old, before continuing to win the PFA young player of the year.

Although younger than Ekitike, Anelka reflects his fellow countrymen as he was educated by Paris Saint-Germain, while the former Chelsea man rose to the club’s youth team before making his debut for the Ligue 1 team in 1996.

As for Ekitike, 6-foot-3 Ace started his life on Reims’ books, although at this time he moved to PSG with a first-time loan deal in 2022, he only won four of 33 games in all competitions.

In the words of analyst Ben Mattinson, he was “in recent evidence, he proved himself “one of the strikers there”, but he moved to Germany to make his career ignite his career.

In 56 Bundesliga matches, Ekitike won 23 goals and scored 10 assists, reflecting Anelka’s ability to be used as an outing and left-wing berth or left-wing berth.

Like Anelka at the time – Arsene Wenger was described as his “big discovery” in Highbury’s early years, and Talisman, who hasn’t reached a household name yet, has certainly done it soon despite the 19 goals in the name of the season.

Not only a clinical ender, but what sets Ekitike apart is the silky abilities he possesses, which suggests that he ranks among the top 9% of progressive attackers among European forwards and the top 3% in successful divisions in the 90s.

Like Anelka, who former teammate Martin Keown claims to “destroy defense,” the former Reims Man has the perfect blend of speed and deceptiveness that makes him a terrifying prospect at the top of the court.

Ekitike certainly isn’t cheap for £68m, but he can represent the perfect, long-term investment of Arteta and Co – as long as he sticks to it for longer than Anelka, that’s it.