Arsenal is now willing to match the £30m price tag to sign another defender

Arsenal reportedly did not waste time feeling sad for himself after missing the Premier League title, and is now ready to jump off the competition and match the price tag to sign a specific gem.

Arsenal’s summer transfer plan

There is no doubt that new sporting director Andrea Berta will hope to make a statement at Arsenal this summer. While the injury problem is far from the side of Mikel Arteta this season, it is undeniable that their team is simply not strong enough – especially moving forward. This has to change next season.

Four Premier League goals this season involved 52 Premier League games, and Arsenal’s struggle was far from the help of injured and disappointing front-line leaders, which made Bertha’s first task at work clearer than ever.

In that area, transfer rumors have also become faster and faster, with names like Hugo Ekitike and Ollie Watkins having only two options, who have found their own headlines in recent weeks.

Of course, Watkins is not the new name for Arsenal radar. Aston Villa’s striker found himself at the center of interest in the January transfer window, only to the Gunners’ move that opted out of the £60m worth of £60m.

Now, it will certainly be fun to see if Berta decides to execute Arsenal’s turnaround as his first gig as a sports director in a few months. Watkins undoubtedly has the ability to change Arteta’s frontline and could be the first of many new names for the emirate in the coming months.

Arsenal is ready to match Wesley’s price tag

According to Grathing’s offside, Arsenal is now ready to match Wesley’s 35 million euros (£30 million) price tag to jump out of the queue and secure the signature of the right-back before someone like Chelsea. It is reported that the Gunners have reportedly had contact with the Flamengo Gem and the Gunners must now make a formal move when the transfer window opens.

Wesley, called “huge” by U23 scout Antonio Mango, is certainly someone worthy of attention. He is only 21 years old and impressed Flamenco’s senior team and could win the attention of the Premier League.

In order to make a decision, the defender must evaluate his choice and choose the next club. The biggest question is whether he will get much-needed game time at Arsenal in Ben White and Jurrien Timber’s match. Both players have the experience that Wesley lacks as the youngster will be Arteta’s fifth defender signing as Gunners boss.

As the summer transfer window approaches, Flamenco gems look likely to steal more and more headlines in the coming months.