Berta now plans to “surprise” Arsenal move to sign unpositioned Brazilian international

Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta and the Gunners recruiting team are now targeting an unstable Brazilian this summer, an impressive 2024/2025 campaign, and he even wore the captain’s armband.

Arsenal prepares for the semifinals of the Champions League against PSG

Mikel Arteta has no Premier League matches prepared for this weekend, meaning all his focus can be in the Champions League semifinal against PSG on Tuesday.

Arsenal’s recent 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace in the UAE was hardly ideal for the biggest game of the season, admitting to leading twice and one or two times to finally reach the game level, while Arteta admits his side must be in a better shape against a team that remains unbeaten in Ligue 1.

“We can’t see the game for many reasons and the profit is too small,” said Arteta on 2-2 with Palace.

“Sometimes, sometimes, sometimes we played with ten men five times. There were a lot of factors. But obviously, it was something we did better in the past, especially when we were successful in the game.

“We’re always looking because we know how hard it is to win football in the Premier League, especially with the number of games we have and the number of games we have, we will have to be good in both games to win the right to want to get in the end.”

Arsenal has a huge opportunity to make it one of the most memorable sports in history by winning the first Champions League title of all time, and doing so will cement their status as a true member of European elites.

Arsenal plans to “surprise” Chelsea star Andrey Santos

This will also attract their highest transfer target, with Arsenal reportedly reaching a deal with Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi.

However, despite Berta’s approach to the Spanish International team Thomas Partey’s move, it is now believed that the North Londoner may seek to launch a move for Chelsea’s tiny star Andrey Santos.

The Brazilian international has an excellent loan at their sister club Strasbourg, and manager Liam Rosenior has allowed him to captain Ligue 1 in certain matches and called him “magnificent”.

“Andrey will have a grand career. You forget the age of some of them,” Rosenno said.

“Andrey played like he was 32 years old. I called him Dunga (after Brazil’s 1994 World Cup captain): He was Brazilian, but he didn’t play like a person. He was smart. He was smart, and his statistics were in scoring, he won goals, and he won the Duels. He had a great career.”

According to Caughtoffside, Arsenal is planning a “surprise” move for Santos, with the 20-year-old “not fully committed to staying at Chelsea next season.

Santos, who is priced at £42m, was dazzling in the top French flight this semester, packing 10 goals and 5 assists in all competitions. He can also play midfielder and traditional midfielder.