Mikel Arteta, manager of Arsenal, looks at himself while leaving for a training session. (Photo of Alex Davidson/Getty Images)
Andrea Berta, a newly named sports director of Arsenal, actively pursues first -class talent to strengthen the squad before next season.
Gunners mainly focus on signing new attackers this summer to add more strength to their workforce.
They have lost the title of the Premier League once again and one of the main reasons, which is why it is the lack of a suitable scorer of the team.
A proper new number is desperately needed at the club this summer and Mikel Arteta and his management team have identified their goals.
Artillers look at defensive additions
Defensive reinforcements cannot be ruled out, as Arteta has realized that it needs a bigger template to challenge all fronts.
The injuries this season have made it difficult to season and are now ready to add players to all positions.
According to reports Record.
Despite arriving at the Champions League semifinals and being on a good way to get a third consecutive final of the Premier League, Arsenal’s ambition remains firmly fixed when gaining major trophies.
The 21 -year -old ivory defender has impressed Sporting CP, showing strong defensive capabilities and ball composition, attributes that attracted the attention of the Arsenal Scouting Network.
Its incorporation would not only provide depth, but also the competition to start papers in the evolution of the defensive configuration of Arteta.
Diomande is firmly found in the arsenal radar
As Arsenal is preparing for another significant recruiting unit, Diomande’s actions will be controlled narrowly, and Gunners consider it a viable option to strengthen their defensive ranks before next season.
The 21 -year -old defender has been impressive this season and currently has a launch clause of £ 67 million in his contract with Sporting CP.
Despite this strong assessment, Arsenal is still optimistic that it can negotiate an agreement on a lower quota.
Gunners pursue another Diomande’s sports player and teammate, Viktor Gyokeres.
Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United has also been linked to a movement for the diomande.
Arsenal is willing to break the bank with an offer of £ 127 million for the “unreal” scorer
