Arsenal sees “risky good” striker bargains at the June 10 deadline

The Arsenal chief believes that a “risquably good” striker could be a bargain this summer, and may even try to make a deal by June 10th, considering new manager Andrea Berta will finish his search for the club’s early doors.

Arsenal urged new strikers to sign after Berta’s appointment

Berta’s appointment is big news for Mikel Arteta, with reports claiming that the Italians are already busy throughout the week.

Berta is holding talks with representatives of Nico Williams, according to media sources in both England and France, but the 53-year-old also plans to bolster Arteta’s goalkeeping division, defensive, midfield and strike options (Givemesport).

However, the main area that almost all Arsenal supporters would like to be addressed is number 9. The long-term injuries to Gabriel Jesus and Kai Herberts left Arteta almost as an option, and Mikel Merino was also used as an emergency striker.

The top prolific striker has long been seen as a lackluster part of Arteta’s jigsaw, even before this injury crisis.

“The biggest thing that everyone on earth knows is you need to buy a striker,” Bent said.

“They have to buy strikers because (Kai) Herberts did well, but to be consistent throughout the Premier League season, they need a centre forward who scores 15-20 goals per season.”

Newcastle United’s Alexander Isaac is the target of Arsenal’s dream, but the move looks like a non-starter as Magpies are demanding a minimum of £150 million to leave the star player.

RB Leipzig’s starlet Benjamin Sesco is a more achievable option for Arsenal, with the Slovenian contract with a £60 million release clause. The 21-year-old is said to be keen on travelling to Emirates Stadium (Givemesport).

But another very informed striker turning Arsenal’s head is to sport CP Viktor Gyoker.

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Gyokeres is believed to prefer Arsenal to Man United, but other reports show that Berta will give a talk from club to club about the 26-year-old transfer.

Currently, TeamTalk places importance on its own information about Saga.

The outlet reports that Arsenal views gyoker as a striker of “excellent value.” The reporting costs £70 million, and Berta can use the early transfer window to gain new advancements in the early ways.

This window, which allows sides to sign players before the Club World Cup, will be open from June 1st to June 10th, and gunners may use this time slot to enhance Arteta’s core options.

Gyokeres enjoys an incredibly prolific season with Primeira Liga and does not deny his serious potency in the final third, so he may certainly be worth the punt.

“His overall game is good. He’s big and strong. He can play on the ball and his finish is ridiculously good.” Critic John Wenham told Tottenham News.

“It’s going to be an exciting signature.”