Now Arsenal pays for £63m’s “Better Hyland”

Arsenal has now contacted a £63m striker in a summer move, described as a “better version” of Manchester City’s Erling Haaland, a report said.

Gunners strengthen forward hunting

As we approach the end of our business in the Premier League season, it seems unlikely that the Gunners will face a championship challenge, with Liverpool still ranked No. 1.

Mikel Arteta was forced to use Mikel Merino in Striker with Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus off the court, while Espanyol had some good performances, recently scoring in a 1-0 victory over Chelsea.

It is clear, however, that the priorities in the summer transfer window are one of the priorities to get a game of elimination forward, and now the manager is stepping up his pursuit of some top strikers and has now traded with Lille’s Jonathan David.

The same report says Benjamin Sesko of RB Leipzig is a potential option and has done a lot of foundation to sign the Slovenians, and Arteta is also an admirer of Alexander Isak of Newcastle United.

However, it is not clear how ISAK will reach the Portuguese report now reveals that Arsenal has identified Sport CP’s Viktor Gyokeres as an alternative target (via Sport Vients via Sport Vients), and that the Portuguese report is not clear yet how ISAK will be achieved.

The Gunners are said to be preparing for a “decisive raid” for Gyokeres and have now been contacted to request a formal meeting with his agent for a potential deal, which is expected to be around €75 million (£63 million).

The striker’s agent Hassan çetinkaya is a friend of Arteta, which may give the North Londoner an edge in negotiations in Manchester United’s interest.

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The Stockholm-born striker has been in the sensational form of Sporting CP this season, having reached 40 goals in all competitions and also provided 10 assists.

That’s what sports stars do, former Tottenham Hotspur man Rafael van der Vaart said he’s better than the top scorer in the Premier League last season.

Of course, the 26-year-old has a hard time replicating his current figure in England, but he is clearly a natural scorer, which may be exactly what Arsenal needs to bridge the Liverpool gap next season.

Given his pre-goal record this season, a £63 million price seems to be a fair price, and the promising news is that Arteta’s relationship with his agent can help the Gunners win the contest to get his signature.