Arsenal In the market for reinforcements this month, with the manager Mikel Arteta He repeatedly hinted that a new signing is already possible before the end of January.
Arsenal target Mikel Arteta's new winger in January
Bukayo Saka is set to be sidelined for the foreseeable future after undergoing surgery on his hamstring, which has prompted interim sporting director Jason Eto'o, assisted by managing director Richard Garlick, to look to the transfer market for solutions.
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Saka is expected to remain out until March Arsenal are targeting the likes of Wolverhampton striker Matheus Cunha As a potential replacement for the English star. The 25-year-old can play a variety of roles, including as a centre-forward, second striker and striker, making him a very attractive option for Arsenal.
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Arsenal's next five matches in the English Premier League |
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Tottenham |
January 15 |
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Aston Villa (home) |
January 18 |
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wolves (away) |
January 25 |
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Man City (home) |
February 2 |
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Leicester City (away) |
February 15 |
However, Wolves are also trying to fend off Arsenal by tying Cunha to a long-term deal, meaning it could also be a very difficult transfer – especially in January.
While it is unclear whether they would like to sign a new midfielder this month, Arsenal have repeatedly been linked with the signing of the Real Sociedad midfielder. Martin Zobemendi In construction until 2025.
Some outlets have suggested this earlier Arsenal are ready to make a bid for Zobimendi in Januarybut we are yet to see more recent reports of a potential winter bid for former Emirates Stadium teammate Mikel Merino.
Arteta is clearly impressed by the 25-year-old Fabrizio Romano Earlier this year.
“From what I hear, Mikel Arteta is still a big fan of the player and believes he could be perfect for any club around the world.” The trusted journalist told CaughtOffside.
“Another club following Zobimendi's position is Bayern. From what I hear, if Xabi Alonso accepts the job, Zobimendi will be one of their main targets in the summer transfer window.”
Martin Zobimendi could be 'influenced' to join Arsenal
According to reports from Spain. Zobimendi could be 'influenced' to join ArsenalThis is mainly thanks to Arteta's admiration for the player.
In addition to N5, both Real Madrid and Liverpool are believed to be vying for his services, but it has not been made clear whether a transfer is possible in January. If any of the above teams make a move this month, their biggest hurdle will be if Zobimendi is unlikely to leave his boyhood club mid-season.
They will have to agree terms with the Spain international after the prospect of a kick-out A release clause of £50 million In his contract, which allows interested parties to bypass negotiations between the clubs with Sociedad and go directly to the player himself to discuss the move.