Arsenal have reportedly not finished their transfer spending just yet, with the Gunners possibly set to turn their attention towards strengthening their depth in attack after a major revamp in midfield.
This is according to a report in the Guardian, which delves into the addition of Declan Rice and possible interest in Romeo Lavia while Thomas Partey could leave.
The report adds that Arsenal also seem to be looking into bringing in cover for Bukayo Saka in attack, which is not something we’ve heard too much in the way of concrete reports about in recent times.
Further changes up front could also come as one of Eddie Nketiah and Folarin Balogun is expected to leave this summer, according to the Guardian.
We’re yet to see concrete names being linked with Arsenal to provide cover for Saka, but this seems like one to keep an eye on in the weeks and months ahead.
It’s also worth remembering that the Gunners have Brazilian youngster Marquinhos as an option out wide, though he didn’t play much last season and also failed to make that much of an impression on loan at Norwich City, though it perhaps seems unlikely that Mikel Arteta will view him as being ready for a bigger role.
Gabriel Jesus seems wasteful at the front of goal why this is the reason the Arsenal management need to have a sharp striker to compete with Jesus. Nketiah, rather than Balogun should be made to move on with a view to replacing him with other prolific striker. Balogun should be given chance to prove himself. We have all seen what Nketiah is capable of doing.