Arsenal must sell a great striker, who is now similar to the £172 million star

For Arsenal, this season is still one disappointment after another.

While the weekend started with a hope that Mikel Arteta’s side could regain more foundations in the Premier League Championship, they beat West Ham United, Liverpool ) The victory over Manchester has almost been extinguished.

The Gunners’ biggest problem this season is their dull attack threat, which has made the issue even more difficult since Christmas.

Worse, the summer Arteta and Co sold in red in the form of a seldom-sold striker, even winning a comparison with another worthy of a super shocking £172 million shooter.

Arsenal’s 2024 sales

From a revenue perspective, it can be said that the summer transfer window is nothing more than a disaster for Arsenal, especially given the uninterrupted injury problem this season.

But Arteta and former athletic director Edu Gaspar did oversee many rather important wins, including college graduates such as Emile Smith Rowe and Eddie Nketiah.

The former could cost £34m to move to Fulham, and while he is undoubtedly something the club can do, thanks to his seven goals this season, he has only played first-tier football for 196 minutes. His sales represent good value in the 22/23 campaign and 475 minutes of the game last season.

Similarly, while Nketiah was able to get into the space freed up by injured Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus, the club was able to earn £30m for a player who had only six goals and offered 3 assists in 37 games in the last season. Impressive.

But while the Gunners received a decent fee for both academy players last summer, it cannot be said that it is equally exciting for everyone who has now made everyone out of the team, And arguably compared to the best forward on Earth.

The former young man deserves the king’s ransom today

On the surface, Arsenal’s highest scorer of the season was Javitz, who found his back 15 times after his second net rebound, and he was nine out of nine behind, so those two facts are , both were sold to peanuts by a former young player last summer.

Mika Biereth joined the Gunners at Fulham Academy in July 2021 and will continue to travel to RKC Waalwijk, Mothotell, Motherwell and finally Sturm Graz, where he played in the second half of last season. Scored nine goals and nine goals and provided four assists in 22 games, with a total of only 1624 minutes.

This means he averaged every 1.69 games or every 101.84 minutes in Austria, which is enough to convince the club to offer a proposal of about £4 million plus a small sell clause, which the North Londoner accepted.

In the first half of the season, the Danish scorer shot on fire, scoring 14 goals and providing five assists in just 25 games, which was enough to convince Monaco about £10.8 million, plus a £1.75 million surcharge He was in January.

Despite being the top five leagues, and therefore a huge improvement, the 22-year-old called “Great” by former Marseille manager Stuart Kettlewell, has remained prolific in the Principality, and Seven have been increased. Goals and two assists were only in nine appearances, seven of which have begun.

This means the former Gooner scored 21 goals and provided 7 assists in 34 games, a total of 2580 minutes this season, an average of goals per 1.21 games or every 92.14 minutes.

Not surprisingly, such an incredible rate of return makes the young forward win comparisons with some of the world’s best forwards, including Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.

The comparison comes primarily from FBREF, which compared players in similar positions in the top five European leagues, the Champions League and Europa League subsequently created a list of ten most comparable players for each player, in which case the Norwegian is Norway Man is the second most similar Danes.

The best way to view this comparison is to see the basic metrics of two people ranking each other, including but not limited to non-seasonal expectations, free throws, progress, progress, delivery accuracy, and more for each target shooting, all of them 90.

Apart from being so incredibly encouraging to the future valuation of Monaco Ace, this similarity is also incredibly encouraging, as the city star is worth it, according to the football transfer. It’s up to 207 million euros, about £ pound. 172m, considering his formal and statistical similarities, he said Biereth will not deserve similar in the future.

Ultimately, it seems like a great thing in hindsight, but given his sensational form and their struggles in the offense, we can’t help but think that Arsenal made a mistake in selling this 22-year-old target machine, especially If he could one day deserve the king’s ransom.