BREAKING NEWS: According to Fabrizio Romano, Ian Wright has ordered Arsenal to forget about Ivan Toney and recruit a £64 million striker capable of scoring 30 or more goals every season. With seven league games remaining, Mikel Arteta’s side has a real chance to win their first Premier League title in 20 years after a cautious and steady start to the season. This will necessitate greater preparation for the following season. He stated, “Ivan Toney is fantastic, no doubt, but I’d want to see more of this natural talent at Arsenal than Toney. He has 32 goals this season, and Arsenal can forget about Toney after signing “serious talent” for £64 million.

With just seven matches remaining in the Premier League season, Arsenal under Mikel Arteta find themselves in a promising position to clinch their first league title in 20 years, a testament to their gradual and cautious progress since the campaign’s onset.

Despite their strong standing, Arsenal remains linked with top-tier strikers such as Ivan Toney, whose consistent goal-scoring form has caught the eye, contrasting sharply with their earlier struggles when finding the net proved challenging.

Ivan Toney, plying his trade at Brentford, has garnered admiration for his prowess, yet recent speculation hints at Arsenal pursuing an even higher-caliber option.

Fresh rumors suggest Arsenal’s interest in FC Porto’s Evanilson, with club scouts closely monitoring his performances throughout the season.

The Brazilian forward has been on Arsenal’s radar previously, seen as a worthy investment due to his immense potential, as previously reported by Football Transfers in January.

According to these reports, Arsenal would need to invest around €75 million or £64 million to secure Evanilson’s services in the upcoming summer transfer window, a substantial but potentially justifiable expenditure compared to pursuing Toney.

Although Toney’s recent suspension for betting-related misconduct muddies direct comparisons, Evanilson’s displays this season shine brightly. With 22 goals and six assists in 36 appearances, Evanilson surpasses Toney’s tally of 21 goals and five assists from the previous season.

Scout Jacek Kulig underscores Evanilson’s remarkable progress, noting his impressive 47 goal involvements since the start of the 22/23 campaign, a stark improvement from his previous season’s 10 goals and nine assists, signaling consistent growth.

Delving into underlying metrics, Evanilson emerges as the more well-rounded striker, excelling in crucial areas such as goal-scoring, passing accuracy, shot conversion rate, expected goals and assists, and ball retention.

With Arsenal reportedly gearing up to make an offer for Evanilson, the 24-year-old Brazilian presents a superior option to Toney, boasting both youth and versatility.

Should Arsenal seek to bolster their attacking ranks this summer, Evanilson appears as the more enticing choice over the Brentford standout.