Arsenal have been linked with yet another high-profile attacker as they aim to strengthen their forward line ahead of the new season. Rodrygo is the latest name to emerge in connection with the Gunners, who are reportedly intent on assembling a team of world-class talent.
The club’s pursuit of elite players aligns with the vision of Andrea Berta, who is aware that Arsenal must add proven quality to compete at the highest level. A number of top-tier footballers are already being monitored by the Gunners, and Rodrygo has been on their radar for some time.
Real Madrid Could Reshape Their Attack
Real Madrid is expected to reshape parts of their squad, and Rodrygo is among the players whose future has come under scrutiny. Despite his impressive performances for the Spanish side, there is a growing possibility that he could be replaced in their attacking line-up. This potential reshuffle has reportedly presented an opportunity for Arsenal to make a move for the Brazilian forward.
Arsenal are seeking attackers who can elevate the team to the next level. The addition of a player like Rodrygo would be a significant statement of intent, and fans have expressed excitement at the idea of him joining. However, there are major obstacles standing in the way of any potential transfer.

Player Reluctant to Consider Arsenal Move
As reported by Football Insider, Rodrygo is not inclined to consider a move to Arsenal at this time. The Brazilian forward is believed to be settled at Real Madrid and does not view Arsenal as a club of sufficient stature to tempt him away from the Spanish capital.
Although Rodrygo would undoubtedly be a valuable addition to the Arsenal squad, his reluctance to leave Madrid, combined with his reservations about the Gunners, suggests a move is unlikely. The club will likely continue to explore other attacking options as they prepare for another demanding season.
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If Arsenal is a club of inadequate stature to him, Arsenal should pass him by.
I’m getting the vibe, Berta came determined to sign Gyokeres, but Arteta has put strong reasoned arguments together, and talked Berta out of it.
It’s Arteta’s System the team play, as the bottom line. Directors can’t just sign anyone and throw them into it – look what happened at Atletico Madrid, £113M of Felix, just didn’t fit into Simeone’s primarily defensive system.
So what vibe are you getting about Arteta’s preferred striker?
As far as I know, no striker on planet earth will ever succeed playing boring and ugly artetaball.
Berta just needs to sign the best available striker we can afford. If Arteta can’t work with it then he can resign. Plain and simple. He had more than enough time – more than five years – to find his own striker but failed miserably. (Oh, I almost forgot, Kai Havertz for 65M.)
Time to start thinking about the interest of Arsenal Football Club instead of Arteta’s.
🤣 lolz. that is one of the funniest posts on here Francis. 😆
That’s how you would do business is it? Sign a player. Realise player doesn’t fit system. Order manager to change their system to accommodate the player, or else…
Ha. So funny. That would be clueless club ownership that gets you nowhere.
100% agree
I was actually surprised when Athletico signed Felix. I was damn sure he wasn’t going to succeed there as they play anti-football. I was right.
That said, one, two or three atrocious and short sighted transfers shouldn’t define his ten year tenure with them.
Osimhen should be our man. Strong attacking bully, great finisher, best striker in the air in world football and strong character like we have in Lewis-Skelly
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Seems like another Pepe situation.
I believe a better coach would be more inviting to good players in joining the club
1st. Osimhen
2nd. Gyokeres
3rd. Sesko
Oshimhen should be our number one striker target, and then Gyokeres, they are both strong and fast, Osimhen is would be more suited for EPL in my opinion.
From what I’ve seen, Jonathan David would be far better than sesko – reminds me a bit of Watkins, and I think he’d fit the team really well, and he’d be free. I think sesko has a long way to go to be a top striker, and if we signed him for a big fee, and he didn’t do well in his first season, it might be difficult to recover (so potentially a big flop signing).