BREAKING NEWS: According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal is set to make one of the best deals ever, as a €70 million deal has been struck to bring a star player to Emirates Stadium. To address their front-line issues, Arsenal agrees to bring a striker worth €70 million to the Emirates Stadium this summer. Deal reached; Arsenal prepares to unleash nine-figure striker.

Arsenal is gearing up to strengthen their attacking line by acquiring a €70 million striker for the Emirates Stadium in the upcoming summer transfer window.

This move comes on the heels of a disappointing performance against Aston Villa, where Mikel Arteta experimented with Kai Havertz in midfield and Gabriel Jesus up front, only to suffer a 2-0 defeat, revealing a glaring gap in the squad’s depth.

Jesus has struggled with injuries in his second season at the club, while Eddie Nketiah has found limited opportunities to make an impact.

Despite Havertz being the preferred option, Arsenal lacks a reliable backup plan. Recent reports from Gazzetta dello Sport suggest that Arsenal is still actively pursuing Joshua Zirkzee from Bologna as an alternative solution. Zirkzee, along with Ivan Toney and Victor Osimhen, is among the potential targets to fill Arsenal’s striker position.

According to earlier reports by Gianluca Di Marzio, Arsenal is prepared to offer Zirkzee a weekly wage of £115,000 to entice him to move to the Premier League.

If the deal materializes, Zirkzee is expected to serve as a rotational player alongside Havertz, Jesus, and wingers Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli.

Anticipation is mounting regarding Zirkzee’s potential transfer, with FourFourTwo even predicting Arsenal’s interest earlier this month. However, the success of the transfer could depend on the negotiated price.

Zirkzee has garnered attention from various clubs due to Bologna’s impressive season under Thiago Motta. To secure the 22-year-old’s services, Arsenal may need to meet Bologna’s valuation of €70 million.

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