Lecce man Morten Hjulmand is a huge Arsenal fan and as he shines in Serie A, he dreams of playing for Mikel Arteta’s side.
The 23-year-old moved to the Italian top flight in 2021 and has been a consistent performer for his team, with reports around the competition detailing his progress.
Several clubs are reportedly circling the midfielder and he is likely to move to a bigger European side sooner than expected.
It remains unclear if Arsenal has scouted him as they add more players to their squad, but Gazzetta dello Sport reveals the midfielder’s dream is to wear their red and white shirt.
He had pictures of Patrick Vieira in Arsenal kits in his room as a child and continues to support the London club.
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We remain one of the biggest clubs in the world and many players supported us while growing, so this is not a surprise.
Several stars have the same dream, but we can only sign a player if they are on our wishlist and it remains unclear if that applies to Hjulmand.
As we develop into potential league winners, the quality of our targets also improves and we will hardly want a player from Serie A who does not play for one of the top clubs there.
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what a very odd thing to say.So if they arent starting for real ,barca,psg juve or bayern we have no business looking at them? so no martinelli , xhaka, tomi , gabriel , saliba , kivior (he will be big for us)ramsdale,jorginho lol, or no point in having looked at vlahovic before his move , or mudryk , tielemans, rice, and a whole host of others past present and future? henry , freddy ,vp,dennis b.
that is what scouting is for , to unearth stars that have not yet had their big move
He’s a good commodity that arsenal can aquire very fast or thy will come to regret later