Xavi Simons and Mikel Arteta (photo of Christof Koepsel, Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
Arsenal expert Charles Watts is convinced that the club will not sign two new forwards this summer because there will also be a large investment at one end.
Gunners have clear and obvious problems at this time, just being eliminated from the Champions League semifinals, confirming another campaign without a trophy.
Arsenal will have been considered one of the main favorites of the Premier League title before the start of the season, but goals have been a problem throughout the season, even before the injuries to Kai Haviertz and Gabriel Jesus.
Watts believes that the arsenal could now look at a great sign, for someone who can also derive centrally and add creativity in this type of area.
Xavi Simons or King Inclined in the Arsenal?
Writing in their last exclusive column for a CapturedWatts made it clear that we are sure we will see a significant investment in Arsenal this summer.
And although it is not yet sure of who will sign the club, called Xavi Simons and EBERECHI Eze as a player profile to watch over.
“The reason I don’t see Arsenal buying two forwards this summer is that I think they will spend great money on another end,” Watts said.
“Of course they need another option to the width, someone who can add to what they already have and help them open games.
“As I said last week, I’m not sure I have to be an end outside and out. I could be someone who can play wide, but it can also lead to central areas and share the creative load with Martin Olegaard. Someone liked the king or Xavi Simons. “”
Could the current alents get out of the arsenal?
Despite a possible movement for a new end, Watts made it clear that he cannot see the tastes of Leandro Trosard or Gabriel Martinelli.
He said, “Even with an end that was expected to enter, I don’t really see why one from Gabriel Martinelli or Leandro Trossard should leave.
“Arsenal needs a lot of good attack options. Arteta needs to have enough players at their disposal that can turn safely and give the players rest when needed.”
