Arsenal tied up the filing of Raheem Sterling on deadline time- but have now identified a big attacker to send to the Emirates Stadium second summer
The summertime work for Arsenal has only just begun. Now, however, one celebrity attacker is on the radar for next year.
The Gunners have enjoyed a good stop to the winter, winning three from four and drawing the other in provocative style. The North London Derby victory over Tottenham on Sunday demonstrated both how gritted they were as well as the talent that forwards director Mikel Arteta has nowadays in abundance.
The Basque director started four intruders in Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossad, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Martinelli, with the other two, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus coming off the bench. Arsenal may well be about to add to their strikeforce, but, with backlinks already surfacing about who they want following summer.
CaughtOffside accounts that Arsenal are also interested in Leroy Sane and preparing to make their move for him. The original Manchester City sun is said to be angry with Bayern Munich trying to offer him a reduced income, which could spark a transfer to the Premier League.
According to the report, "Eddie Howe is credited with wanting to change Yakuba Minteh on the right flank," and that" Arsenal and Newcastle are looking carefully at Sane according to his possible availability immediately," according to sources. Obviously, Sane is valued at €50 million by Bayern– while is out of contract following summer.
From a true account perspective, the move makes sense for Arsenal. Sane, like original team-mate Sterling, offers the ability to perform on either side – nevertheless has the advantage of being left-footed, which of Arsenal's aircraft options, simply Saka can enjoy.
In DataVictory's view, but, we're nailing our colors to the tower to claim that there's nothing in this. If Arsenal truly wanted Sane that seriously, Arteta has shown that he's not afraid to spend the money – and there were almost no links between the German and a move to northern London over the summer.
That's not to say there's no possibility of someone developing. Sane may also end up at the Emirates Stadium, if the prospect manifest itself in a similar way to how Sterling's move happened – but for now, with Arsenal looking to tie down the likes of Leandro Trossard to a longer package and plans being drawn up for a possible star get in 12 months ' time, it's hard to believe that Sane would be somewhere near the top of that list.
The 28-year-old is worth €70 million, according to Transfermarkt. He joined Die Roten in 2020 and has won three Bundesliga titles in that time.
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