“Arsenal told they are free to sign £50M star” – £300k-a-week star sent Arsenal message – Arteta target Ready to go
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Despite reports linking Mikel Arteta with the winger for a prospective summer reunion, Gabby Agbonlahor argues that Raheem Sterling of CHELSEA is not essential for Arsenal.
The 28-year-old had seven outstanding seasons with Man City before transferring to Stamford Bridge last summer, scoring 131 goals and winning four league titles.
Since his £50 million purchase from Manchester, the winger has disappointed with four goals in 18 Premier League appearances, and there have been whispers that a move to the Emirates is inevitable.
Despite the rumors, according to Agbonlahor, Sterling has been a fantastic player over the past ten years. However, he contends that given his current level of play, he would not be chosen for the Arsenal team ahead of Gabriel Martinelli, Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Martin Odegaard, and Bukayo Saka.
Agbonlahor told Football Insider that he didn’t think Sterling was something that Arsenal needed.
I don’t think they’ll look at him as a player.
Sterling has no place there; they have Saka, Odegaard, Martinelli, and Trossard.
“I can appreciate his desire to make himself known at Chelsea. He can’t choose the easy path since it doesn’t feel lovely after one season.
He now has a role to play for Chelsea.
With 20 goals a season on average when playing for Man City, Sterling was one of the best strikers in the league. With Chelsea, he no longer resembles that player.
He has been a genuine financial waste for CHELSEA, and we really believe he will depart the squad at the conclusion of the current season. He refuses to join Arsenal despite the fact that they don’t need him and shouldn’t waste money on him.
Mac Allister is a transfer candidate for Arsenal.
The Arsenal transfer target Alexis Mac Allister, a star player for Brighton, allegedly told those close to him this summer that “he is ready to go.”
When Brighton lost Leandro Trossard in the January transfer window and did not want to lose another one of their finest players, the decision was made to keep the World Cup champion until at least the summer transfer window.
The 24-year-old allegedly told his friends and family that he is “ready to go” this summer. But, Mac Allister demonstrated once again in the afternoon why so many clubs are interested in the talent.
According to Football Insider, the Seagulls value the World Cup winner at £70 million despite interest from Premier League rivals.
Although though Pa Allister has been wonderful this season, it is ultimately time for him to move on. It is easy to see why Brighton is so concerned to prevent losing another one of its star players.
We are certain that this will be his last campaign with the Seagulls, but they will benefit much from the sale since he wants to advance in his career and compete at the highest level.
The statement by Zaha was made.
Rumor has it that ARSENAL will compete for Wilfried Zaha’s free move from Crystal Palace.
Zaha, one of the most dangerous wingers in the Premier League, has been anticipated to leave Crystal Palace for a while, but his asking price is just too expensive.
Mikel Arteta wants to give his squad a bit more depth, but his deal with Arsenal is up at the conclusion of the current season, and the Gunners have once again been linked with a move for the forward.
Many think that 29-year-old Zaha, who has scored five goals in the league this season, would improve all of the top six clubs, particularly Arsenal.
As his contract expires this summer, the 30-year-old will be forced to depart Selhurst Park, and teams like Arsenal are ready to make a move for the great player. According to talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook, Mikel Arteta is a fan:
“It looks like Wilf Zaha’s remarkable career at Crystal Palace is coming to an end.
There is presently no indication that he plans to prolong his contract, which expires at the conclusion of the current season.
If he wants to pursue his aim of playing for a great club, it truly is now or never.
He may opt to dedicate his future to Crystal Palace, where he will likely end up playing his last season in the Premier League, given his age and the fact that he is a free agent.
There will likely be suitors if he ventures out and puts himself to the test. I am aware that Mikel Arteta is a fan, and Chelsea has undoubtedly considered signing him in the past.
Look, Zaha is a player who Arsenal had many transfer windows to sign, but they failed to do so.
Yet, they presently have so many wingers that we don’t think the Emirates needs him any more.