ARSENAL are interested in RB Leipzig dazzle kid Benjamin Sesko in the coming transfer windows it has been claimed.
The Gunners spent heavily in the summer transfer window, breaking their own transfer record to sign Declan Rice from West Ham for a fee which could eventually rise to £105 million, while Goalkeeper David Raya, defender Jurrien Timber and the versatile Kai Havertz took Arsenal’s spending over the £200m mark.
However – despite the good form of Eddie Nketiah and Gabriel Jesus this season, there are many out there that believe the club are still lacking a striker to score the goals on a regular basis, with the likes of Ivan Toney linked.
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ARSENAL are favourites to land Toney as they look to add a notable striker to Mikel Arteta’s squad, and the 27-year-old is believed to be a “huge fan” of the North Londoners.
According to reports, Arsenal are “interested in Toney” but are unwilling to match the Bees £100m asking price in the January window, opening the door for their rivals to get a deal done.
Now, report is that the Gunners are now interested in a potential deal for the talented Sesko.
The 20-year old has nine goals for club and country this season and will be known to fans of Football Manager, where the £40million rated asset grows to become one of the best strikers in the game.
It’s understood that Arsenal are confident of securing his signature when they officially make a move.
There is no doubt that Sesko is a talent that could be world class in a few seasons, but Arteta needs a striker like Toney that could make an impact on the side now, not in a few years time.
