Arsenal refuses to rule out signing £163,000 a week’s former city striker

Arsenal privately refused to rule out the striker who signed former Men’s City forward Mikel Arteta this summer, new sporting director Andrea Berta and the Gunners level have made important transfer decisions.

Arsenal enters the Champions League semifinal after Real Madrid wins

It was a sensational week for Arteta and Co, who became the first in history to win history in Bernabeu on their first two visits – breaking a record of 77 years.

Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli scored a stunning 5-1 overall victory in the Spanish capital and made serious statements to the rest of Europe who are their true contenders to win this year’s Champions League title.

The tough test of Ligue 1 champion PSG is waiting in the semifinals, but their tails are sure to rise after a potentially defined quarter-final tie.

“Basically, the feeling we have is our reality,” Arteta’s mood after Arsenal beat Real Madrid.

“And, when I feel before the game, when the players spread, I can feel the team’s preparation, we’re ready to compete with anyone. Now we have to keep doing that because I think we have some motivation right now.

“We ended last year and the way we did this year, and they watched us and the team that played, which was incredible. The honor for[Madrid]was my first time coaching in that canoe, and today I realized in this stadium that after three minutes in this stadium, everything could create such a difficult person, and it was hard to understand that we were able to really control our abilities. A lot of maturity.”[Madrid}itwasmyfirsttimeasacoachinthatdugoutandtodayIrealisedafterthreeintersinthisstadiumythingispossibleTheyarespecialistssofcreatingsuchchaosandbeliefandit’sverydifficulttoreallyunderstandwhat’sgoingoninthegameandhavecertaintyyaabouthowwecontrolleditItthinktheyshowdalotofmaturity”[馬德里德}的榮譽是我第一次在那個獨木舟中擔任教練，今天我在這個體育場裡意識到，在這個體育場三分鐘後，一切都可以創造出如此困難的人，這是一個很難理解的是，我們能夠真正地控制自己的能力。很多成熟。”[Madrid}itwasmyfirsttimeasacoachinthatdugoutandtodayIrealisedafterthreeminutesinthisstadiumanythingispossibleTheyarespecialistsofcreatingsuchchaosandbeliefandit’sverydifficulttoreallyunderstandwhat’sgoingoninthegameandhavecertaintyabouthowwecontrolleditIthinktheyshowedalotofmaturity”

Arsenal refuses to rule out permanent signing of Rahim Sterling

Arsenal is planning to further build the squad and provide Arteta with a new wide range of attackers.

Arsenal had several actions with Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman last week, not to mention Nico Williams of Athletic Bilbao, but also Raheem Sterling and his future at Emirates.

It’s not a dream loan from Chelsea to the British, who saw valuable little game time under his former city assistant coach, Arsenal paid around £325,000 a week on his temporary salary for about £163,000.

Berta needs to renegotiate the terms of the contract and the fees with Chelsea to make his move permanent, but Arsenal refused to rule out permanent signing of Sterling, according to an email cited by TeamTalk, and has not informed him of the final decision.

Considering the 30-year-old has only one goal and five assists throughout the season, it is believed that contrary to the report, it would be a strange call from the North Londoner, but it is believed that his stay may not be completely out of the table.