Ivan Toney's chase leaves Fleet and Mikel Arteta with a challenging striker conundrum: report

Arsenal are known to be looking for a fresh center forth this summer.

As they continue to try to find a fresh scorer, Arsenal are dealing with a financial problem.

In recent days, Mikel Arteta wants to add more power to the strike ahead of the upcoming season, and the Raiders have been linked to Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen.

Having been pipped to the Premier League title by Manchester City for a second-consecutive plan, Arsenal's exchange troubles have hit another barrier.

Technical producer Edu is struggling to sell Brazilian foreign Gabriel Jesus, according to Sport Italia.

The Gunners will have to pay a portion of the player's pay to make room for a new center-forward this summer, which would require that player to leave.

AC Milan has been rumored as a potential target, but the 27-year-old is content in London and only has three times left on his Emirates contract.

Fans agree Arsenal needs a more powerful attacking threat, despite Jesus scoring only eight goals overall in the 2023/24 campaign.

If RB Leipzig ahead Benjamin Sesko is permitted to leave Germany, he might be able to join Arteta's part this summer, according to a report from The Mirror.

Given Kai Havertz's emergence and his decline, Brazilian legend Rivaldo late emphasized how important it is for Jesus to contemplate his options.

Rivaldo told Betfair," Avoiding your place within the team will impede your possibilities in the Brazilian team, which is a problem for Gabriel Jesus right now," Rivaldo said.

“There are people playing nicely for 90 hours at another clubs, scoring goals, and the trainer will have seen this. Plus, when you have no scored some aims, it hurts even more for a striker.

Jesus must decide whether it is better to stay at the team and leave his mark on the team, as opposed to risk moving to a different country in an effort to get more targets. He must make a choice. ”