The Arsenal Chief is now targeting the “all-round” striker, who competed for Tottenham Hotspur bid last summer.
Andrea Berta's Arsenal transfer plan this summer
The Gunners' new sporting director Andrea Berta looks to be a very busy guy when the transfer window reopens.
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North Londoners have an ambitious plan.
Manager Mikel Arteta has admitted that the club will spend a “big” summer after Berta's arrival, and the Spaniards are “excited” about the store's stuff.
“It will be a big thing and we're very excited about it,” said Arteta, who is on Arsenal's transfer plan for next season.
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Arsenal's final Premier League |
date |
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Bournemouth (home) |
May 3 |
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Liverpool (leave) |
May 11 |
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Newcastle United (home) |
May 18 |
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Southampton (leave) |
May 25 |
“When you’re going again, we want to add depth to the team and the quality and skill we need to go to the next step. Every summer is huge because it’s an opportunity, especially because of the number of players we have in the team right now, which is necessary.
“But for many things, it’s a big summer because first, we have to maintain a good foundation we have and then obviously, how we improve and grow our team.”
Arsenal is believed to be the second choice of goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, left wing, right wing and forward (Giwimsport) in the market, and many players are hoping to set out for the N5.
Neto will return to Bournemouth after the direct loan expires, while Kieran Tierney will return to the Celtics after agreeing to agree to a contract with his former club in the winter window.
Arsenal is expected to sell Oleksandr Zinchenko, with experienced midfielder Jorginho will find a new club for free after expiration on June 30 – underscoring the need for new arrivals in key areas.
Thomas Partey and Arsenal are currently negotiating for a contract extension, but a new midfielder is still high on Berta's agenda.
According to David Ornstein, Arsenal played like they had signed Zubimandy. Meanwhile, Arteta's team is also reportedly chasing a new wide range of options, and Aston Villa's Jacob Ramsey is becoming an option.
Arsenal targets Aston Villa star Jacob Ramsey
As journalist Graeme Bailey wrote in the boot room, Arsenal aimed at Ramsey as a potential option, and the 23-year-old villa park exit was not completely excluded.
Ramsey has been a company with Unai Emery this semester, making 43 appearances in all competitions, where he mainly made appearances on the left wing. The British may be a solid alternative to Gabriel Martinelli in that regard, but Arsenal isn't the only North London club to think of the idea of signing Ramsey.
Tottenham Hotspur bid for Ramsey in a partial exchange, offering Villa £20 million plus Giovani lo Celso, but the proposal was rejected, according to the Times.
Ramsey's rumored price tag is former village striker Gabriel Agbonlahor, known as the “all-round” player, with his price tag of about £50m so if Berta wants to reach an Arsenal deal, he will have to pay a lot of fees.
