Mikel Areta says Arsenal’s hierarchy is completely oriented in summer transfer Window needs and are “very close to achieving their goals.
The limelight on Arsenal’s lack of firepower shone brightly during the week when the team of Areteta, which had not adhered to them during their semi-finals of the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain.
The Ligue-1 master scored a week after the end of Arsenal on her own Emirates Stadium Turf with a single goal in the French capital.
Donnarga’s enormous reflexes and sportiness refused Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Odegaard, and in the second half he pulled out another upper drawer to reject Bukayo Saka. However, many believes that the missed possibilities flowed the need for arsenal to achieve a natural top scorer this summer – a position that they have been associated with for some time.
Speak to Sky Sport Before Arsenal’s collision with the newly crowned Premier League master Liverpool suggested a defiant artista that the club already knows what to do when the summer window opens, and pointed out that all the association’s decision -makers sing from the same hymn leaf.
“I understand the story [about signing a No 9]. If you score five expected goals but only score one, it will happen. It’s normal, “said Areteta.” We look at things with a lot more data and resources than many people, but many people have a very good intuition about what is needed – and it is good to listen to these opinions.
“We have a very clear vision of ownership, the owner and the board, the new sports director.
“On some days it will be sunny, then the storm will come. You have to go through every day, lift your head up and make sure that you give your best in a very honest way and fully believe what you can do. Then it will come.”
Arsenal has been forced to use Mikel Merino as an emergency striker in the past few months after he had lost Kai Havertz-an attacking midfielder who was transformed into a striker-and Gabriel Jesus at the end of the season in January and February.
They were associated with Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokoker and Benjamin Sesko, but every deal for this trio will probably cost Arsenal a significant amount of money -an investment that may not be able to connect a transfer for a real defensive defensive Martin Zubimendel (£ 50.8 million).