Mikel Arteta and newly appointed sports director Andrea Berta were handed a boost for the summer striker.
Andrea Berta striker is targeting Arsenal this summer
Berta’s official arrival at Emirates Stadium brought much excitement to it. In particular, Arteta acknowledges that Arsenal is ready for the “big” first transfer window, led by the former Atletico Madrid chief.
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The vocal point of the front goal score has long been seen as the missing parts of Arteta’s Jigsaw. It is also thought that Berta will try to finally get one during his debut summer window at the club.
Fabrizio Romano hopes that Berta will make a significant offer to Alexander Isak, but Swede’s reported £150 million price tag may be too big for Arsenal to jump.
Targets of similar quality as more realistic targets are offered in the form of RB Leipzig starlet Benjamin Sesco and sports CP striker Victor Gyoker.
Arsenal wanted to sign Cesco last year and offered a proposal to Slovenia International (Fabrizio Romano), which was ultimately denied. However, this year’s report suggests that Berta could move for Cesco and make a second Arsenal attempt for his signature.
Meanwhile, David Ornstein reports that Arsenal is increasingly interested in Gyoker as another option, and Sweden International enjoys yet another prolific campaign at Primeira Liga.
Gyokeres scored a sensational 42 goals in 42 appearances in all competitions, including 11 additional assists.
Viktor Gyokeres really wants to join Arsenal from Sports CP
The 26-year-old is naturally desired by former Man United boss Ruven Amorim, with other elite European clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG and Bayern Munich taking part in the mix.
It writes that Gyoker has Arsenal on “the top of his favourite” which can be seen as a big boost for Arteta and Berta, according to Portugal news outlet A Bola.
The former Coventry star has a £84 million release clause and bids start at around £58 million, but Mullet argues that it is likely to leave a value close to his release clause – as Sports is anticipating an auction of his services.
Gyoker’s exceptional goalscoring record is definitely worth the punt, not to mention the admiration of past teammates like Jake Bidwell, who called him “unstopped.”
“The way he plays is also his aggressiveness, and the two (qualities) are closely related to how well he did,” Bidwell told the man.
“He suddenly realized how fast, strong and strong he was, and was confident he would use it, mixed with aggression, and he became quite unstoppable.”