Kevin Campbell is excited at the prospect of Serge Gnabry returning to Arsenal as he nears an exit from Bayern Munich.
The German was at the Emirates earlier in his career, but he struggled in the Premier League and he eventually left for the Bundesliga.
He has now become a global superstar and has won all the club trophies he can win at Bayern.
The Germans want to keep him, but they are unwilling to meet his contract demands, which has made it possible for a new club to pounce and add him to their squad.
Arsenal has been linked with a return for him, and Campbell admits it would be the perfect transfer.
He tells Football Insider: “He is obviously a player Arteta admires. He knows his qualities and likes him as a player.
“The likes of Gnabry would fit in seamlessly. He knows the club. It would be the second coming but he knows the club. It is not as if it would be all knew to him. That part of it is really important.
“You want new signings to hit the ground running. You would not have to worry about that with Gnabry.
“There is definite legs in it because Gnabry still has Arsenal in him. If the opportunity arises… Wow. He is quality.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
Signing Gnabry for the second time would be an amazing achievement, but it is really hard to see that happening, considering the quality of the clubs looking to sign him.
The German will not want to move to a team that isn’t in the Champions League and that disqualifies us automatically.
That’s the problem with Arsenal fans having low self esteem! The speculation has been there for a few weeks now and Gnabry not been quoted telling anyone that he would only move to a Champions League club, has he?
Like Kevin Campbell has said, there are many reasons why the German would choose Arsenal. He enjoys a personal relationship with Arteta having played with him, he knows the club inside out, he has unfinished business at Arsenal and most importantly, the club has the resources to meet his financial demands
So, let’s stop this Champions League nonsense! If a player wants to join a specific club, they’ll join it with or without Champions League football