According to TalkSPORT journalist Alex Crook, manchester united are one of the clubs interested in signing Bologna striker Joshua Zirkzee, but could face competition from Arsenal.
Zirkzee has been in good form for Bologna this season. The 22-year-old has 9 goals and 6 assists in 24 games and could play a key role in the club's bid to finish in the standings. Champions League positions.
Its progress has attracted the attention of first division clubs and talk to Givemesport, Thief has claimed that Man United are one of the contenders for Zirkzee. He added that Arsenal have also noticed him.
He said: “There are a lot of Premier League clubs that have looked at Zirkzee and I think Man Utd are probably one of them. He's 22 years old, so I guess he fits the type of profile you'll see. I think Arsenal have also noticed Zirkzee.”
Good potential
Zirkzee is expected to pursue a new challenge at the end of the campaign and it could be in the Premier League with Arsenal and United in the mix. At Old Trafford he could start as a substitute Rasmus Hojlund and may have to fight for his spot in the starting lineup long-term.
Meanwhile, the Dutchman could have a better chance of becoming a regular starter for the Gunners with players like Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah failed in the league. However, the big question is whether Arsenal would consider signing him for his potential or spend the money on a star striker.
Zirkzee has the credentials to succeed in the Premier League. He is good with his anchor game and likes to press. Zirkzee has the ability to beat defenses with his pace and his dribbling ability. The former Bayern player has also improved his finishing and creating chances in the last 3 meters this campaign.
Bayern have the option to buy him back for 34 million pounds. If the German champion exercised the clause, it would be a serious blow for other interested clubs. If they do not do so, Bologna is expected to demand a little more £34 million for their precious asset, which is a fair price in the current situation. transfer market.