Eddie Nketiah may be in his final months as an Arsenal player as the Gunners seek to enhance their attack.
The striker has served as the backup to Gabriel Jesus at the club since last season and has been a key figure for Mikel Arteta’s side.
The Gunners have entrusted him with opportunities, and he has shown some improvement, but Nketiah falls short of being a striker who can score as many as 25 goals per season.
If Arsenal acquires a striker with that goal-scoring record, they could easily contend for the league title and become regular title contenders.
They are poised to sign a world-class goal scorer, and Football Transfers reveals that they are prepared to part ways with Nketiah to achieve this.
The report claims that the Gunners will sell him for a good fee in January, and he has now been placed on the market.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Nketiah has not met expectations on our books, and it is clear that he is not a world-class goal-scorer.
The striker will do well at a smaller club, but we need someone with more goals in them, which we cannot find in Nketiah.
Hopefully, one club will step up to sign him in January, but selling him in the summer will be easier.
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I must say, with all due respect to the player, letting Nketiah go is a huge sign of ambition from Arteta. The young man has ambition, but he was never going to meet Arsenal expectations. Unfortunately he’s following in the foot steps of players who’ve actually put Arsenal above the rank & file in world football at some point; Extraordinarily talented individuals whose act is hard to follow.
I don’t know how on earth it took Arteta this long to realize that Nketiah is not in Arsenals’ class. I mean, he can’t even start for Brentford, Villa or Brighton.
I don’t think it took him long and I don’t think he ever was under any illusion Eddie was a top striker, Summer of 2022 he was out of contract and we lost Laca and Auba and had to buy a new striker. So the plan was to give Eddie a new contract to spare us the need to buy two strikers in one window and lose him for free. Summer of 2023 we had other priorities. But a striker to replace Eddie is high on our list.
Brentford, Villa & Brighton are three very good clubs.
I very much doubt it!!!!!!
With all due respect to Just Arsenal I think this story is total BS and equally I can’t understand previous commenters believing it’s true. Arteta thinks the sun shines out of Nketiah’s arse, we can’t sign anyone better in January because of FFP even if we got decent money for Nketiah, that’s why we signed Raya on loan as we couldn’t buy him until next summer for the same reason. As for the “we love tottenham” gag at the end of every article……you really do have to be joking, or stupid. Even if they had won I couldn’t even like them let alone love them.
Sorry Reggie that was for the article not you mate.
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Honestly,selling Nketiah is a very good move…but i just hope we are not selling Nketiah just to buy Ivan Tony…. because his is no way a better player
Honestly he’s not a phase five materials, but he was never sign to cut his teeth at that level for Arsenal.
He has done well if you ask me, always step up to the plate in the Brazilian absence, but fans memory or short and he will never earn the respect at a size club as Arsenal.
But he has shown enough for a middle table club to grab him up
Offer him to Brentford as well as 40m cash for Toney.
News just coming in “Reggie loves spurs”, hold the front page.
Why would you write that at the end of your article, it makes as much sense as Arsenal “May” decided to sell Nketiah. It’s like saying Arsenal “May” get Mbappe, Mind you, that would make a lot of sense that Arsenal “may” get Mbappe and then “may” sell Nketiah in one surprising swoop. Then I woke up, and it was just a dream.