Arsenal leads the competition to sign “Berg Ganbon” star

They are still in the Champions League, but we think most Arsenal fans are looking to end this season.

Mikel Arteta was injured after being injured this year and looks like there was no silverware to end the game for the fourth time in a row.

The good news is that new sports director Andrea Berta is now walking through the door, with the transfer window just a few months old.

Spanish superstar Nico Williams is one of the massive touted names that moved to Emirates. While he will be an exciting addition, reports say Berta is now shooting people for more dangerous people, compared to Dennis Bergkamp.

Arsenal’s transfer target

Before the club’s match against Fulham on Tuesday night, Arteta told the media that the club’s transfer window “will be a big game” and that’s certainly if there’s anything we’ve seen about the reports we’ve seen so far.

As mentioned above, Williams appears to be the club’s key goal, and it doesn’t seem so unrealistic as he has a £48 million release clause in his contract.

Furthermore, since his collection rate is already 22 years old, he may bring the forefront that North Londoners seem to lack in the past few years.

But Berta and Co may now be considering another offensive option closer to home this summer: Matheus Cunha.

Yes, according to the latest reports from Catchaught Aftside, Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, there is a lot of keenness to sign the Wolverhampton Wanderers star in the coming months.

However, the report revealed that the Gunners started their time in Atlético, Madrid, leading the players’ services “due to Berta’s contacts to “due to Berta”.

Brazil’s current contract includes a release clause worth 75 million euros, about £62.5 million, although they are likely to accept lower amounts.

Crossing this line would be an expensive and potentially complex transfer, but considering that Cunha has surpassed Williams this season and has been compared to Bergkamp, ​​it’s worth pursuing.

Cunha vs. Williams’ comparison

OK, so Cunha was indeed a left-wing left in Williams before the pitchfork came out, but the Brazilian also spent a lot of time in his career.

In fact, he is a versatile player, making 145 appearances on both wings, with 29 offensive midfielders, second in second and even in right midfield.

This ability to thrive in multiple offensive roles is reminiscent of Bergkamp, ​​who sometimes plays nine, ten and second forwards. However, this is not the only feature he shares with the Flying Dutch, at least not according to former Welsh captain Ashley Williams.

After a particularly impressive game against Fulham last year, experts said during the day that Wolf Ace took him into control of a long ball and poked it into the network to achieve a beautiful goal-making approach, which is “Bergkamp style.”

That being said, how does the former Atlético Ace compare to Williams this season?

Well, from a pure output standpoint, what’s most important for offensive players is that it’s a comfortable win for San Francisco’s amulet.

For example, in just 29 games, a total of 2376 minutes, he scored 15 goals and provided 4 assists, averaged every 1.52 games or every 125.05 minutes.

By comparison, the Spanish Ace scored nine goals in 38 appearances, providing a total of seven assists for a total of 2689 minutes, with average participation in every 2.37 games or every 168.06 minutes.

Ultimately, if Arsenal can only get one of these two players this summer and the goal is what they are after, it would make more sense to sign Cunha – a comparison with Bergkamp will certainly help.