Flag and manager of Arsenal Mikel Arteta (photo by Mike Hewitt, Alex Pantling/Getty Images)
Arsenal was desperate to sign a new attacker in the January transfer window, but they did not reach an agreement above the line.
The Gunners made a movement for Ollie Watkins by Aston Villa, but Unai Emery quickly rejected the Arsenal’s advances.
Gabriel Jesus’ injury increased the demand for a new attacker at the Emirates Stadium and Premier League giants really considered their options to strengthen their attack.
One of the players linked to a transfer to arsenal was Out of favor of Manchester United Attacker Marcus Rashford.
Since then, the 26 -year -old has joined Aston Villa in a loans transfer to the end of the season, and the Premier League side has the option to buy the player.
A report of Tbr football He has now revealed the reason that the Gunners did not move forward with a play by Rashford.
Graeme Bailey, the main correspondent of TBR Football, said that Mikel Arteta’s side did not want to play the Man United attacker.
At present, Arteta players are interested in all the long -term goals of the Gunners, but Rashford would have been a stop option for them and would have only been a temporary solution.
Arsenal is more interested in long -term solutions
The Arsenal CAP is eager to solve the attacker problems on his side, but he wants a long -term solution to the problem.
Rashford impressed his debut in Villa against Tottenham at the FA Cup and helped Emery to get a place in the next round of the competition.
However, Arsenal wanted a player to have diligently diligent and Rashford was not one of them.
Arsenal’s long -term goals include RB Leipzig Attacker Benjamin Sesko and The Newcastle United Alexander Isak striker.
Although both would cost the gunners more than Rashford, they are ready to spend a lot to increase the fire force from their attack and that is why they decided to save the budget until the end of the season when they can do it -much better decision and reflective about who they want to sign.
