Arsenal continues their search for a new striker ahead of an important summer for the club.
Mikel Arteta’s side has done more than we expected in this campaign and getting a top-four place will be the ultimate overachievement.
Regardless of which position they end this season, Arsenal will be on the lookout for reinforcements when it finishes.
One position they will almost certainly sign a new player for is their attack, and reports have linked several names with a move to the Emirates so far.
One player that has been on their radar for some time now is Gabriel Jesus of Manchester City, but he is not the only professional in Manchester that they want to sign.
Fichajes.net claims the Gunners are also interested in Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford.
The England international has had a bad season, but he remains an accomplished Premier League performer.
The report claims Arsenal has him on their radar and they will move for him if a transfer for Jesus becomes tricky.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Rashford has had a bad year, but he is undeniably talented and he has shown in the past that he is a top player.
Arteta has revived the careers of many individuals at Arsenal and the Spaniard will bet on himself to help bring Rashford back to his best.
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Arteta has revived the careers of many individuals at Arsenal. Witch players is the writer talking about?
Please no.
This guy is rubbish these days because his head is in the woke politics he spend his time interfering in.
His career is on a terminal decline path, let him do it somewhere else.
It reminds me of buying Welbeck from MU when Wenger was on holiday or something. Buying MU failures is a terrible idea.
Woke politics??hungry/starving children as nothing to do with politics.
IMO he is better than Jesus, would choose him over Jesus anytime if they were the only options available.
Two obvious questions. First do you just need a striker, which Rashford is, or a centre forward, which he isn’t ? Second, judging by the Spurs performance, shouldn’t the defence be your first priority ?
we need a centre back and a fullback just as substitutes
if injury to our first 11 occurs !! then there is the Partey and
Lokonga issues ? we have a sad history of buying our
rivals surplus players