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In the end, it was a frustrating transfer for Arsenal fans, who are desperate to bring the club at least one new striker.
They looked, most pronounced in Ollie WatkinsBut in the end, they kept their dust dry and decided to wait until the summer, instead of moving toward someone they did not convince.
Only time will say if it will eventually be a reasonable call, but it’s a huge dice from the club side.
They were missing the attacks when they entered the window after the Bukayo Saka injury, but now they are even shorter because Gabriel Jesus was aside due to the knee injury he suffered in the FA Cup.
Thus, they rely on collecting further injuries between now and the end of the season. If they do, then they will be in real problems. Especially if they lose Kai Havertz in any period of time.
He is basically the only option they have when it comes to playing the center forward. Leandro Trossard can be played there for pushing, but it’s quite a hadrtz or bust by May and this will make him huge requirements, both mentally and physically.
Mikel Arteta just doesn’t have the ability to breathe it and I think it’s a real problem. He wonders a terrible player who has already started showing signs of fatigue in recent weeks.
I am sure Arthte will defend the lack of the club’s activities on the transfer market, and some of their explanations for holding hands in pockets is understandable.
They are now through the worst congestion of their knots, and the hope is that Saka will return in March. They also believe that Ethan Nwaneri has become a true goal this season.
And there was a fear that everything they do now could seriously affect their plans for the summer, when their main goals would be easier to secure.
But even so, Arteta must be disappointed with failure in strengthening. He is not secretly the fact that he believes his team needed help. He consistently said that during his press conferences he was in January.
Now he has limited offensive options left by entering the season, knowing that he will have to try and squeeze almost every last drop of energy from them. This is far from the ideal situation
How close were the Arsenal until January of the transmission window?
From my understanding, they were never so close to signing the attacker in January. It was True interest in Watkins late on the windowbut never at the price that Aston Villa would seek.
If the fairy had returned to the table in the last few days, I think Arsenal would have looked to do something closer to their £ 40m estimate, but it never happened and never looked like it was happening after Jhon Duran was sold.
There was a lot of chatter about Mathys Tel, but I was told that he never really got off the ground. There were some conversations given his obvious availability, but Arsenal was more focused on exploring moves for striker from the outside and out of the way, not ahead that can play centrally, but prefer to play on the left because they have already believed that they are well supplies in the area.
