BREAKING NEWS: Arsenal has signed Europe’s top striker, who outscored Haaland last season. The club has prepared an official statement.

Arsenal has been relatively quiet in the transfer market this summer, securing only three signings: David Raya, Riccardo Calafiori, and Mikel Merino. However, with the transfer deadline fast approaching, the Gunners are considering bringing in a versatile forward to further strengthen their squad.

According to reports from Delaney, Arsenal is interested in signing Raheem Sterling from Chelsea. However, negotiations are proving to be complicated, as Arsenal is reluctant to pay a transfer fee for the winger. Sterling, who currently earns £325,000 per week at Chelsea, may need to either terminate his contract or agree to a season-long loan deal, with Chelsea covering part of his salary. Arsenal is prepared to offer Sterling a weekly wage of around £150,000.

Manager Mikel Arteta has a good relationship with Sterling from their time together at Manchester City and values both his character and his ability to fit into Arsenal’s tactical setup, which is similar to Pep Guardiola’s approach at City. Sterling, regarded as a “world-class” player by City’s official site, is familiar with this style of play, making him an appealing option for Arteta.

In addition to Sterling, Arsenal is also considering Kingsley Coman from Bayern Munich. Coman earns approximately £300,000 per week with the German club, but Arsenal seems more inclined to pursue Sterling.

With a demanding schedule ahead, Arsenal needs a reliable backup for Bukayo Saka, whose workload needs careful management. Reiss Nelson, who has been used off the bench, has not been entirely convincing, prompting Arsenal to seek a more dependable option.

While both Sterling and Coman are viable targets, Arteta’s strong rapport with Sterling and his familiarity with Arsenal’s style make Sterling the preferred choice. However, for the deal to happen, Sterling would need to accept a significant pay cut. Meanwhile, Coman’s history of injuries—missing 25 games last season—makes Arsenal hesitant to pursue him, especially considering their recent struggles with Gabriel Jesus’ fitness.

Arsenal is gearing up for a busy transfer deadline day. Alongside their forward search, they are also working on signing Espanyol goalkeeper Joan Garcia as a potential replacement for Aaron Ramsdale.

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