Arsenal are willing to take “concrete steps” to sign Dusan Vlahovic
Arsenal are willing to take “concrete steps” to sign Juventus centre-forward Dusan Vlahovic this winter, according to Rudy Galetti.
Vlahovic has been in good scoring form for the Bianconeri this season with 12 goals in all competitions. A more positive outcome this season has been his improved injury history, where he has featured in 16 of Juventus' 20 matches in Serie A this season.
The Gunners are now looking for him to spearhead their attack, as galetti He claims that the Serbian international is Arsenal's priority option for the centre-forward position.
According to the transfer According to insiders, the Gunners have scheduled a meeting with Juventus this weekend to discuss the possibility of a move to the Emirates Stadium this January.
The north London club has been monitoring Vlahovic in recent months, according to galettiwhich implies that the club could be willing to pay his very high price €427,000 per week (£359k per week) salary or negotiate a favorable salary term.
Clinical advance
Arsenal have improved in the last two seasons, which has seen them compete with city of manchester for him first division qualification.
However, one area in which the Gunners have fallen short, and which has greatly affected their inability to lift the title over the last two seasons, is the unavailability of a consistent and clinical centre-forward.
Unlike the city, where Erling Haaland has been in prolific form, winning back-to-back Golden Boots, the Gunners lack a focal point up front, and this has been exposed once again in recent games.
Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus has been Mikel Artetacenter forward options, but the latter suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury in the FA Cup crash against manchester united and has been ruled out for the remainder of the season.
Jesus' injury and Havertz's unreliability in front of goal should accelerate Arsenal's push for a centre-forward as the end of the season approaches.
A move for Vlahovic makes sense as it would give Arteta a top-class option up front, and he is physical enough to adapt to life in the Premier League.
