Benjamin Sesko, Mikel Arteta and Alexander Isak (photo of Stuart Franklin, Naomi Baker, Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)
A possible agreement of knights with Benjamin Sesko could make him the target of the most realistic striker in the Arsenal, according to Charles Watts.
The Gunners have a clear problem at the moment, with Gabriel Jesus outside with a long and severe injury, while Kai Hartz is slightly inconsistent in this position, which may not even prove to be their best long -term role.
Talking exclusively with Caught out of play For his last column Daily Briefing, Watts explained why his feeling is that Sesko looks like the most realistic option for arsenalDespite the strong links with Alexander Isak as well.
Watts also spoke of Viktor Gyokeres as a person to see, emphasizing that he will not necessarily only be reduced to these other two to help the club strengthen in front.
Benjamin Sesko’s transfer seems more likely than Alexander Isak for Arsenal
By discussing his latest understanding of Arsenal’s plans to sign in front, Watts said: “Despite the strength of the links, I would not say that it is a certainty that Benjamin Sesko and Alexander Isak are the only two forwards on the list of Arsenal goals.
“Both are obviously forward to admire a long time. We have been aware of it for some time, but there will be other options that are thinking. Viktor Gyokeres, for example, is another player who knows that he has been observed for the past 12 months.
“Sesko still feels like the most likely for me to say. His decision to stay in the Leipzig in the summer and signing a new agreement did not discourage the arsenal. In fact, it is a decision we know they understood, although they were obviously disappointed.
“The belief is that there is an agreement of people between Sesko and Leipzig who could leave this summer for an amount that would certainly be achieved for Arsenal.
“So right now it seems that this will be the route they will try and go down. The great challenge, however, will be to convince Sesko that he will have a lot of play time if he decides to make the movement, which they could not do last summer.
“It has been talking about interest for Isak for some time But it seems such a difficult agreement to be able to make, even at the end of the season.
“The Swedish striker is still three years since his agreement, and the price that the Newcastle will ask for him is incredibly difficult for Arsenal to hit. It also seems that Newcastle will qualify for Europe, which would make things even more difficult.
“So, although it may be the goal of Arteta’s dreams, it’s hard not to see a little unreal. Sesko feels much more accessible, so I still think it’s the most likely addition before the season coming. ”
