Arsenal ‘formal offer’ incoming as Berta prepares to strike gold by signing serial winner

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Arsenal are very interested in signing Leon Goretzka at the end of the season. 

The 31-year-old Bayern Munich midfielder will be a free agent in the summer, and Arsenal are now preparing a ‘formal offer’ for him. According to a report from TEAMtalk, Andrea Berta is personally involved in the transfer, and Arsenal are hoping to wrap up the move quickly.

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Arteta wants Leon Goretzka

Mikel Arteta views the player as a potential leader for the team, and it remains to be seen whether Arsenal can get the deal done. The 31-year-old will add physicality and technical attributes in the middle of the park. Despite his age, he could be a very useful player for Arsenal in the short term.

He has proven himself in Germany over the years, and the opportunity to test himself in the Premier League could be exciting for the German international. The 31-year-old has won several major trophies during his time in Germany, and it remains to be seen whether he can help Arsenal win major trophies as well.

Signing a player of his quality for free would be a masterstroke for any club. The player has 48 goals and 49 assists to his name for Bayern Munich.

Goretzka could be a handy option

Arsenal have put together a quality team, but they need more depth in order to do well across multiple competitions. Adding someone like Goretzka could prove to be a wise decision. He has won several major trophies throughout his career, and his winning experience could be invaluable.

During his time with Bayern Munich, he won six league titles and the UEFA Champions League. He knows what it takes to compete at the highest level regularly, and he could transform Arsenal.

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2 Comments

  1. Bringing experience players are good another thing is giving them minutes but it’s required trust and beliefs that he will be better than the ones you have for it’s not a bad thing to add experience players in the squad who can raise the young players to understand what it takes to manage fame and stardom let’s be patient and see how it goes.

  2. I take Goretzka instead of Zubimendi any day of the week. He’s a proper DM dominating the middle of the pitch.Such move will free Declan Rice from watching over Zubimendi’s weaknesses and transform him in the box-to-box midfielder he is.

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