Arsenal has been closely monitoring Boubacar Kamara for quite some time, as the French midfielder continues to shine at Aston Villa. At just 25 years of age, Kamara has firmly established himself as one of the first names on the team sheet at Villa Park, consistently delivering impressive performances week in and week out. His solid presence in midfield has made him an essential part of Unai Emery’s setup, and Arsenal’s interest in him is well-documented.
As Arsenal looks to reshape its midfield, particularly with the expected departures of Jorginho and Thomas Partey, Kamara has emerged as a potential replacement for at least one of these key figures. His robust playing style and technical abilities would undoubtedly make him an ideal fit for Mikel Arteta’s system, offering a balance of defensive stability and creativity.
While Kamara has thrived at Villa, there is speculation that he could be tempted to remain in the Premier League, which gives Arsenal a significant advantage in the race for his signature. Reports suggest that Kamara is happy in England, and his desire to continue playing in the top flight could see him lean towards a move to Arsenal if the opportunity arises.
However, as reported by Inter Live, Inter Milan is also keen on securing Kamara’s services, with the Italian club hoping to make a move for him in the summer. As one of the biggest and most successful clubs in European football and the reigning Serie A champions, Inter Milan’s approach will no doubt be attractive to the midfielder. Playing in Italy’s top division and competing in European competitions could appeal to Kamara, given Inter’s strong stature in the game.
That said, Arsenal’s financial power and prestige in the Premier League may be enough to convince Kamara to remain in England. With a rich history and the potential to compete at the highest level, the Gunners could offer him a platform to achieve both domestic and international success. Furthermore, the prospect of playing under Arteta, alongside a talented squad, could prove too enticing for the midfielder to ignore.
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It makes more sense to keep Partey another season or 2 and groom Skelly for that role. Skelly has all the attributes to become on of the best defensive midfielders in world football.
The entirety of the budget should go towards a striker, left winger and a ACM that’s comfortable playing down the left.
Sesko, Eze and Sane would improve us 10 fold and gives us amazing options off the bench from the current squad.
Liam
I think the future of MLS is also in midfield, and due to that I would go after Hato. He can play LB, LCB, and would be a good replacement and upgrade on Kiwior. That would mean Calafiori would be backup LB and LCB behind Gabriel.
From what I have seen of Calariori, he lacks the pace to run with defenders, and he has problems defending 1 vs 1 in the open pitch.
I also like Sesko as our primary striker, but I would go after David on a free as well.
David is a striker who can play on the wing, and I would rather have Nwaneri getting more chances next year instead of a new winger getting that game time instead of Nwaneri.
Lastly, I would also extend Partey while MLS learns from him and prepares to take over in the 2026-2027 season.
It will be interesting to see whom the club brings in, as that will signify the direction we will be taking the next several years.
I like Hato myself and if we have the budget it would be an excellent signing. If we don’t have the war chest required I still feel we can get away with what we have. Tomiyasu the forgotten man can also cover lb and the surgery he has had gives me confidence he will return.
Sesko and David for half the cost of Isak would be great business. Both completely different profiles. I still think Havertz will have a massive role to play as well as offering a third profile to the mix.
I agree on Nwaneri moving more centrally. He doesn’t have the acceleration to be a threat of the right wing long term. I also think he slows the play down from that position. I think we could play him with rice and Odegaard as a three in the majority of games at the emirates.