Solanke

Bournemouth expects a North London derby for their player

Bournemouth is preparing for offers for Dominic Solanke following his outstanding performance in the first half of the season.

The striker has been in superb form for the Cherries this term and has played a pivotal role in their success in the league.

Bournemouth is well aware of having a top player in Solanke and plans to utilise him for as long as he remains in their squad.

Arsenal has recently targeted the former Chelsea trainee, recognising the need for reinforcements in their attack.

Understanding the importance of acquiring a goal-scoring striker, Arsenal views Solanke as one of the best in the league.

Football Insider also reports that Bournemouth is aware of Tottenham’s interest and anticipates the Lilywhites to compete with Arsenal for the striker’s signature.

Both clubs need new frontmen and might approach Bournemouth for Solanke’s services either this month or in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Solanke has been in top shape in this campaign, and the Englishman remains one of the exciting frontmen in the league.

However, does he have the experience to lead our line in the league and Europe? We are a much bigger club and have to think about this.


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4 Comments

  1. 94 EPL games with 21 goals….what am I missing about Sokanke? Is this driven by desperation?

    Seems very similar to the DCL obsession, both seem bang average with the odd golden patch. I mean look at DCL in today’s game, midfield literally had to show him where to run which is embarrassing and then misses a very easy 1 v 1 chance.

  2. Sorry but some players can only perform when they don’t have pressure to lead the line.
    If I remember correctly didn’t he once play for Liverpool and underperformed? then he was sold.

  3. So, is he a late bloomer, or does the pressure at a big club be too much to handle? Is he a mid-tier level player or lower versus a player only now coming into his own? I’d pass on this one if it were me and I’d start thinking about Daveg’s tip of Gimenez based purely on goal stats.

    I just checked him out (Gimenez) on YouTube and it’s difficult to say if he looks like a class player or not because a lot of the defending was very scrappy I noticed that much. He’s left-footed so can probably work with Saka more and I noticed he makes back post runs which our players rarely seem to do. He’s not the biggest but I couldn’t get a sense of his aggression which is important for a pressing team. Wait and see is all that I can say at this point

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