Berta signs £75million ‘monster’ Arsenal in negotiations

Just like that, Arsenal’s season has already been incredible.

Mikel Arteta’s team may have reached their first Champions League semifinals since the 2008/09 campaign, but on the domestic front, it’s a disappointing year.

The shocking 14 draws in the Premier League ensured that they had a great strike from Martin Odegaard late yesterday afternoon wasn’t a great strike, that would be 15.

That being said, it’s not a good season for the Gunners captain, although 25/26 may be much better based on recent stars’ favorite clubs.

Arsenal transfer news

With the rumor mill in full swing, Arsenal has been associated with many very talented football players in recent weeks, such as Rafael Leao and Ademola Lookman.

The former may cost £145 million this summer, but he may be worth it due to his outstanding performance in AC Milan this season, with 12 goals and 13 assists in 50 games.

Lookman, on the other hand, could cost as much as £55m and he might be too good as he managed to find 20 nets in 40 games and offered 7 assists.

But to really help Odegaard get back to the best things he can’t believe, Arteta and Co need to improve the club’s forward choice, home to Benjamin Sesko.

According to the latest report by Sky Sports journalist Florian Plettenberg, Arsenal is still very interested in the RB Leipzig striker before the summer window.

In fact, Plettenberg revealed that the Gunners’ new sporting director Andrea Berta had a “direct contact” with his opposite number at the German club and that the club “has to sell Sesko to generate revenue.”

The report doesn’t mention potential prices, but based on stories earlier this month, the Slovenian’s release clause could now hit £75 million due to his impressive performance this season.

Crossing this line would be an expensive transfer, but given Sesko’s ability today and future potential, it’s a man worth fighting for, especially because of his dream of becoming Odegaard.

Why Sesko is great for Odegaard

Despite being second in the league, no Arsenal player scored double digits in the game, so it is clear that more prolific centers may be the difference between winning second for the fourth time and finally crossing this lead next season.

This is where Sesko can enter and has a huge impact on the team’s fate, especially helping Odegaard get back to his best.

For example, in 45 games this season, a total of 3258 minutes were called 21 goals and provided 6 assists by analyst Ben Mattinson.

Every 1.66 games or every 120.66 minutes, this is the average of target participation.

By comparison, Kai Havertz scored 15 goals and provided 5 assists in 36 games, totaling 2809 minutes, averaging every 1.8 games or every 140.45 minutes per 140.45 minutes.

In addition, according to “Understanding”, the 13 Bundesliga goals of the Leipzig star come from the expected target number of 10.84 this season, while Germany’s nine league goals come from the expected goal number of 11.83.

So imagine how much the Norwegian master helped the Gunners would be able to work harder with the clinical striker in front of him.

Furthermore, since he is still only 21 years old, it is more effective for not saying that poachers born within three to four years.

Ultimately, Arsenal needs to sign a new striker this summer, and while he won’t be cheap, Sesco looks like someone who can lead in the next few years and helps Odegaard recover his deliciousness.