Arsenalare keeping an eye on bringing someone in on the right sided attacking area, Sky Sports ɾєρօɾτerDharmesh Shethhas told GIVEMESPORT.
Declan RiceandKai Havertzhave recently made the switch to north London, but now Sheth believes a fresh right-winger could also be on their way.
AlthoughArsenalhaveBukayo Sakato occupy that spot for years to come, the club’s return toChampions League- and mid-week action as a result – the need for squad depth has never been higher.
However, the blistering youngster is the only natural attacker in their ranks and will need to strengthen that area before the 2023/24 season commences.
The London-born starlet featured in two FA Cup games, eight in the Europa League, while he featured in all38 domestic fixtureswith just one appearance coming from the bench.
A new signing in this position would allow the Spaniard the luxury of giving Saka a much-needed break on the occasion.
What did Dharmesh Sheth say aboutArsenaland the right wing position?
Speaking exclusively to GIVEMESPORT, Sheth claimed that the right wing position has been in need of reinforcements for some time now, and they may have their eye on their iԀєɑł coup.
He said:”I just think keep an eye on the right-sided attacking area because it’s been a position they’ve wanted to strengthen in the last three transfer window, and they really haven’t managed to do that. I just wonder whether if they can get enough money from the recouping of the sales, who knows, they might have an eye on bringing someone in that position.”
Who couldArsenalsign in the right-wing position?
It has often been Bayer Leverkusen ace Moussa Diaby who has often found himself subject to theArsenallinks, though no formal offer has been lodged.
Florian Plettenburghas claimed that although he is a key player for Xabi Alonso,Arsenalcould join the likes ofNewcastle UnitedandManchester Unitedin the race for his signature, which would cost in the region of £69m.
Back in May,90minɾєρօɾτed Raphinha and Ferran Torres were at the forefront of Arsenal’s wide man shortlist and that they attempted to sign the former before he made the switch from Leeds toBarcelona.
All three options boast top-level experience and would be brilliant additions in their own right, though it is Diaby who the Gunners look most likely to snare this window.
What next in the transfer market for Arsenal?
Having come so close toPremier Leaguegold last season, the only directionArsenalwant to go now is up.
Mikel Arteta has done a stellar job of building a young and hungry squad around some of their more seasoned heads, but his side’s recent Declan Rice buy, albeit for£105m, is a serious ȿτɑτємєɴτ of their intent.
Not forgetting Kai Havertz, who joined from city rivals Chelsea for£65m. Now that Jurrien Timber has completed his medical, perFabrizio Romano, fɑɴȿ of anArsenalpersuasion are certainly looking forward to the season ahead.
Although they have evidently come on leaps and bounds since Arteta was appointed, there are still frailties within the squad to be ironed out, with a lack of depth on the right flank the most wօɾɾуing.
