Arsenal was expected to sign a new striker this summer, but in recent weeks, it appears the Gunners may go through the season without adding a new frontman.
Benjamin Šeško was their primary target, but after he turned them down, the club has remained quiet on the striker front.
This transfer window has been one of the quietest for Arsenal in recent seasons, and fans are hoping for some late activity to bolster the squad.
However, with time running out, it’s unclear if they will be able to secure a top striker before the window closes.
According to a report from Football Insider, Arsenal is still open to signing a new striker before the transfer deadline. The report suggests that if Mikel Arteta decides to offload Eddie Nketiah, who appears to be on the brink of leaving, the club could move to add a new forward to their attack.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Gabriel Jesus looked sharp in pre-season, but it might be fatal for us to rely on him and Kai Havertz for goals in this campaign, so signing a new frontman should be treated as a matter of necessity.
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Then it means next season trophyless again if we rely on Gab and Haverts
….I think it all be Arteta last season in the emirets
They certainly can but, as has been mentioned before and again in the article, time is running out and deals against the clock can fall through because of minor hitches.
If Edu is going to sign a striker (and I think he certainly should at least try) then he really does need to get a move on so as to at least begin proper negotiations now.
Not because the world class player is back to his best, an able deputy for Partey is paramount.
given the protracted transfers of Calafiori and Merino (not even happened yet) for relatively modest money, it seems unlikely Edu is going conclude a £80m to £100m deal that is not even close to starting yet in just 2 weeks!
it is not happening, Edu/Arteta not convinced by Osimhen or Gyrokeres, and Toney plainly not good enough (also personality question marks) – more likely they are holding out for Sesko and maybe a cheeky January bid
but no big name big money striker this window