Arsenal has received a major blow with Bukayo Saka's injury, as he is a key piece in Mikel Arteta's scheme. It's no wonder: the English winger has been essential in the Gunners' attack in recent seasons. Now he will be out of the field "for many weeks", according to the London team's coach himself.
Saka's absence poses a significant problem for the team, which is in the midst of a title race. Especially knowing that they need to maintain their competitiveness in the Premier League and the Champions League to meet the objectives set at the beginning of the current season. In this situation, the Gunner club has started to explore the transfer market to find a temporary replacement who can provide immediate solutions, and Arteta already has his candidate.
Arsenal's Objective
According to the latest information circulating in the English press, one of the names that has gained strength in recent days is Randal Kolo Muani. The French forward, currently at Juventus and on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, is not going through his best moment. Luis Enrique has lost all confidence in the 26-year-old striker, so this situation could facilitate his departure next transfer market.
In this context, the newspaper The Standard claims that Arsenal would be considering an offer to secure his services. All this knowing that his signing would serve to cover Bukayo Saka's absence and strengthen the attack with a very versatile profile, capable of playing in various offensive positions.
A Million-Euro Investment
Kolo Muani joined PSG last summer for a figure close to 95 million euros, becoming one of the most expensive signings in the club's history. Only Kylian Mbappé and Neymar have cost more to the Parisian team, which caused high expectations about his performance. However, his time in Ligue 1 has not been as successful as expected.
Despite his difficulties in Paris, the forward remains a player with great potential and quality. If Arsenal decides to bet on him, he would have the opportunity to prove his worth in the Premier League after an adventure in Italy. Thus, the focus is on helping Arteta's team remain competitive in the title race.