Arsenal targets attackers because Arthtea admits we are missing goals

Arsenal ‘actively’ is looking for some attacking options this week after losing Gabriel Jesus and Bukaya Saku due to injuries, said manager Mikel Arteta.

Jesus suffered an anterior to the front cross of the knee in the Arsenal and Manchester United match in the FA Cup this month, while Saka operated on a knee injury in December.

The two scored a total of 16 goals in all competitions this season and scored 15 assists.

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Signing a contract with the players in January is rarely easy, but Arthte said that the club wanted to take a step if he could, on the eve of the Premier League match with the Wolverhampton Wanderers.

“We lost two very important players. We miss the goals and the forward option, it is clear. If we manage to get the right player, this is what we are actively looking for, ”Arteta said.

“Any player? Not. Someone who makes us better and has an effect on the team. For the period we have lost these players, we need help because we are missing.

The team still cope with it, but we have to do what is good for the club. “

Asked if Arsenal will have to sell some players to make room for new reinforcements, Arththa said: “It’s all a matter of balance and depending on which player it is.

“Will a player give us space or will it limit us again in a particular position? The rules are quite screwed up. It doesn’t just matter what you bring and what you sell, it is important which resources you have after that. ”

Arsenal, who lost points in 2-2 draws last week with Aston Villa, is the second on the Premier League table and lags behind sixpool six points, and leading the game less.

A club from northern London will consider their chances to at least keep that backlog when traveling to Wolves on Saturday because their opponents lost their last three league matches in 17th place, but Arthte called for caution.

“It will be a really tough game tomorrow,” the Spanish coach added.

“They are a really good side, so we’ll have to compete. Now they are at another moment. Everything is important. You know I prefer not to talk about individuals, just about the collective quality they have. ”