Arsenal’s fight to sign a £48 million “Level Rajer”

There may be two Premier League matches left to play, but that has now not stopped the fairly consistent flow of transfer rumors regarding Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s side is set to finish the campaign trophyless in his fifth year running. So it’s no surprise that the board is already working hard to find players who can cross the line next season.

The first player is set to pass through the door when the window opens next month. “Here we go for treatment” moves Late last week.

Adding Spanish International will definitely improve North Londoners, but if recent reports are believed, the club is now targeting another international that is even more exciting signature.

Arsenal is about to sign an exciting winger

Over the past few weeks, Arsenal has linked to several incredibly talented internationals, including Ollie Watkins and Antoine Semenyo.

The former was the club’s surprise target in January, and they failed with a £50 million offer, but it’s not hard to see why as they’re still his fans before the summer and he’s 30 goals involved in 52 games this season.

Similarly, it’s not hard to understand why Arteta and Co are keen to add Semenyo, which could potentially make Semenyo available for £42 million this season, with 11 goals and seven assists in 40 games for Bournemouth.

However, for players to become even more exciting additions to their team than Zubimendi, they have to become one of the most popular figures in their positions, such as Nico Williams.

Yes, a recent report from Spain shows that Arsenal maintains their strong interest in the Bilbao monsters in the movement entering the summer.

In fact, the report reveals that Andrea Berta believes that he believes that he has made the Spaniards a “first priority” and is a time for change in the landscape.

Although the report does not mention transfer fees, the story earlier this week reiterated the allegation that the 22-year-old has a release clause worth £48 million in the current transaction.

Overcoming the line may be a complicated and expensive move, but given Williams’ immeasurable ability, Arsenal should fight, especially as he is an even more exciting acquisition than Zubimendi.

Why Williams is such an exciting signing

As I’ve already said, signing Zubimendi is definitely exciting. Not only was he one of the club’s most important players, he was also Spanish international and reportedly on the radar of Real Madrid.

However, there are several reasons why Williams is even more exciting, such as his offensive output.

For example, in just 37 appearances last season, Pamplona-born “Rebel Razor,” dubbed by data analyst Ben Matinson, scored eight goals and provided 18 assists.

So far, he has scored 11 goals and provided seven assists in 44 appearances, averaging 1.42 and 2.44 goals involved per game.

Additionally, he is also a very dynamic player, successfully taking on around 90 in the top 2% of offensive midfielders and wingers in the Champions League and Europa League, the top five leagues in Europe.

Finally, he not only scored nine more caps on the senior Spanish side, but also scored the opening goal in the final of the European Championship last summer, showing that a big opportunity wouldn’t bother him.

In the end, Zubimendi will be a great Arsenal signature, but there’s no doubt that Williams will be even more exciting.