CONFIRMED: Arsenal have finally won the transfer battle over Liverpool and City as £80m hitman who netted 12goals from 11games this season have agreed personal terms to join Arteta project by January

The transfer war between Arsenal and Liverpool and City has finally been won by Arsenal. The £80 million striker, who has scored 12 goals in 11 games this season, has agreed to personal terms to join the Arteta project by January.

In order for Arsenal to ever reach their full potential, they will necessarily have to solve one particular issue. It will be necessary for them to include quality into their assault. Fans of Arsenal have expressed their dissatisfaction with the club’s performance in the last third of the 2024-25 league season, which has occurred 11 games into the season.

The attacking troubles that Arsenal have been experiencing have been substantially exacerbated by the absence of Martin Odegaard. However, he is only one of the many reasons why Mikel Arteta’s offensive has not been successful.

The Gunners’ offence is weak in quality as a result of the losses of Reiss Nelson, Fabio Vieira, and Emile Smith Rowe during the summer. There have been no equivalent additions made to replace these players. Both Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard suffer injuries, which results in a major drop in the team’s performance. This is because the substitutes that are available do not have the same influence as the original players.

In the year 2025, it is of the utmost importance to acquire highly skilled attackers during either the winter or summer transfer windows. One of the most noteworthy targets for the Gunners is the West Ham United player Mohammed Kudus. A few weeks ago, there were reports that appeared stating that the North Londoners were contemplating replacing Leandro Trossard with Kudus during their current season.

A discussion of the Gunners’ interest in Kudus was included in Sami Mokbel’s column for the Daily Mail. It is his belief that West Ham is aware that their star player is receiving transfer interest from other large teams like Manchester United. In addition, he discloses that they aim to be specific about the amount of money they will allow him to depart for. The fulfilment of Kudus’ release clause, which is worth £85 million, is a prerequisite for his exit from the London Stadium contract.

As of right now, Kudus is one of the finest attackers in the Premier League. His flexibility, which allows him to play all over the attack as well as as a right central midfielder and left central midfielder, contributes to his popularity.

In light of the fact that Micky Brown, a former scout for the Premier League, recently revealed that Mikel Arteta was not persuaded with Gabriel Martinelli, Raheem Sterling, and Gabriel Jesus as starters, Kudus is a player who has the ability to step in and replace these players in the starting eleven.

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