Arsenal is preparing to make a big deal in the attack

Arsenal coach, Michael Artita, wants to make a maximum benefit from his team’s budget, in an effort to contract with a high -level striker that strengthens his chances of winning the Premier League title next season.
The London team has not won any title five years ago, and once a new time will move away from the coronation, affected by the long absences of its German striker Kay Havirts, Bocaio Saka and Brazilian Gabriel Gizos.
The trio, in addition to the Norwegian midfielder Martin Audigard, was absent from long periods this season, as Arsenal failed to stay close to Liverpool, the champions of the league, as well as out of the Champions League semi -finals against Paris Saint -Germain.
The Spanish coach sets his sights on strengthening his attack line with a first -class player, knowing that the Havertz, who has not played for four months, is still the leaders of the Arsenal scorer in the league with nine goals.
It is believed that Arsenal owns 100 million pounds (132 million dollars) by being entertained to include new players, and has dealt with reports of his interest in Slovenian Benjamin Shishko, the German Leipzig striker, Swedish Victor Gyogyrich (Sporting Portuguese) and Alexander Isak (Newcastle).
After failing to include the first international Watsins from Aston Villa during the winter transfer period in January, Artita intends to throw all the weight of his team to include a new summer striker.
“Sometimes unimaginable things happen. You want a player and then suddenly he is injured. There are many variables that may happen, but there is a budget,” said two -stage coach. Two stages before his end.
Artita stressed that the relationship is good with Italian sports director Andrea Berta who succeeded the Brazilian Edo in March, despite reports on a dispute of views on the identity of the attacker.
“This did not happen in five and a half years with Edo, and I guaranteed you not to get with Andrea,” he added in his speech to reporters.
On Sunday, Arsenal Newcastle receives two points from two matches to ensure its qualification to the Champions League.