Arsenal recent back-to-back defeats haven’t pushed them into crisis; they still have a good chance of winning the title this season.
Arsenal should take advantage of the transfer window to strengthen their squad, with a priority on acquiring a striker and potentially bolstering their midfield
Signing a certain Barcelona superstar would benefit Arsenal, as the player’s creativity and ability to open up defences would complement the defensive strength and passing skills of Declan Rice.
In the minds of supporters, Arsenal are never too far away from a crisis. The truth is, they couldn’t be further from that.
The Gunners may have tasted back-to-back defeats in the Premier League
But they are still in with an excellent chance of winning the title this season.
It will take an almighty effort to usurp Manchester City and Liverpool but perhaps doing the chasing, rather than the pace-setting as they did last term could be beneficial.
What will certainly be advantageous is using the recently opened transfer window. A striker is reportedly a priority but there have also been murmurings that the midfield could be strengthened.
Arsenal need a another best midfielder
Last year it was abundantly that Arsenal wanted to sign two mega-money midfielders. Edu and Co went after Moises Caicedo a year ago,
Only for him to remain at Brighton and then subsequently move to Chelsea in the summer.
Jorginho arrived to little fanfare but the £105m transfer of Declan Rice was a time of jubilance for those at the Emirates Stadium.
Kai Havertz also walked through the door but his transfer hasn’t quite been a big success story. As a result, the likes of Joao Palhinha at Fulham and Martin Zubimendi at Real Sociedad have been linked.
However, the most exciting rumour comes courtesy of reports in Spain that suggest Arsenal are interested in Barcelona superstar Pedri.
One report claims that the Gunners, alongside Manchester City and Bayern Munich have registered their desire to sign the player for next season. Alleged injury problems have put his future with the La Liga giants under threat.
