Berta hopes Arsenal signs £55m ‘target machine’

This is an original statement that is not particularly true: Arsenal should sign the striker!

The Gunners’ Premier League champion hopes have ended for some time, and supporters hope to see them lack offensive firepower in the summer.

Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Brentford was the 22nd match of Mikel Arteta’s side in zero or one goal, doing it in 50% of their Premier League fixtures.

So, is the Gunners leading one of Europe’s most popular central competitions?

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According to a report by Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal hopes to complete the signing of Portugal’s sports club Viktor Gyökeres, who believes he will be listed for £55 million this summer.

The sport’s David Ornstein and James McNicholas have previously reported that the Gunners “had a strong interest” in the Swedish international forward, and that recently appointed new sporting director Andrea Berta has been described as a long-time admirer.

They added that Arteta’s preference was actually signing Gocres’ international teammate Alexander Isak, but Newcastle United “unintentionally” sold its highest-priced assets, let alone direct competitors.

So, can Gyökeres be the last piece in the puzzle?

How Gyokerers improves Arsenal’s attack

Both Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz are currently in existence for a long time. The Brazilian broke down against Manchester United’s ACL in the FA Cup in January, while the Germans needed hamstring surgery after being injured in a warm weather training camp in Dubai.

However, despite scoring 29 goals for the club, Javitz was never supposed to be Arsenal’s striker and was originally signed as a midfielder.

Jesus, meanwhile, has suffered a knee injury to Cameroon at the World Cup above, as outlined by the table below.

As the table outlines, Jesus was simply not expected due to fitness reasons and was unlikely to reappear before Christmas, so he could not fit Arteta’s direct plan.

As a result, Mikel Merino is currently leading the attack on Arsenal, and his astonishing strike against Real Madrid last Tuesday is actually his eighth place in the club, with six of them already appearing since becoming Leicester’s emergency racer in February.

Nevertheless, Gyökeres will be a clear upgrade to the Spaniard as his excellent statistics at Sporting proved it.

Gyökeres’ statistics in sports are obviously frightening, so why Romano labeled him as a “target machine” and added that he was “wanted by several clubs in the summer”.

Meanwhile, Breaking Lines’ Ben Mattinson believes that the Swedes are a “clinical terminator with excellent movements” and his “link” competition “Blecthrolity” also impressed people. [and] High quality batting’.

Andrew Mangan said in an additional magazine that Gyökeres will sign for the “win now” and that’s exactly what Arsenal is trying to do, so why should they push the ship out to make the move happen. He is an amazing upgrade of the current choice.