How will Arsenal lay on the attack without injured forward?

Arsenal’s presented option was answered by the second completely after Kai Havertz was excluded for potentially the rest of the season with knee injury.

The German striker injury leaves Arsenal without a recognized striker in their ranks at least next month, and colleague NO9 Gabriel Jesus couldn’t play this season, and injuries to Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka further exhausted their forward line.

News of injury, suffered during training in Dubai, will be a special dagger of Mikel Arteta and the rest of the Gunners hierarchy after trying and failed to sign the attacker during transfer in January.

So who will Arthte turn to the attack as Arsenal continues to search for Liverpool in the Premier League title?

• Kai Havertz (lower leg – out for the season)
• Bukayo Saka (knee – earliest in March)
• Gabriel Jesus (ACl – Out for the season)
• Gabriel Martinelli (lower leg – for over a month)
• Takehiro Tomiyas (Knee – Second Surgery Considering)
• Ben White (Knee – Back Soon)

Arsenal’s failed striker

It is easy to understand why Arsenal was so desperately desperate in January in January. Jesus, their only ‘natural’ no.

The 25-year-old never fully won the fans as a central striker, scoring a stable nine goals in the Premier League this season, but there were feelings in the last two seasons that Arsenal wanted to add a more natural goalkeeper to his ranks.

The rifles were late to try to land Aston villa striker Ollie Watkins during the late stages of windows, which quickly rejected their rivals in the Premier League.

Artea and Co decided against panic and they decided to work with what they had in the building, but now the worst scenario has happened, leaving them extremely short ahead.

How will Arsenal match after the Havertz injury?

Kai Havertz is reportedly coming out until the end of the season.

Arsenal has run out of attacking options 😬 pic.twitter.com/dtolxeivnr

– b/r football (@brfootball) 12. February 2025

Not only does Arsenal have no attackers who could choose in their composition, but I can barely name any attacker.

Given that Martinelli recently joined Saki on the Apantine List until at least March, the only older Arsenal capabilities are Leandro TrossardChelsea loan Raheem Sterling and Ethan Nwaner.

Any three could play in front of Leicester on Saturday, and Trossard is probably the most experienced in this role than the three of them recently presented there against Girona.

Nwaneri has been declared a potential long-term NO9, but the 17-year-old has impressed the most this season.

Sterling is not a stranger to the central role during its previous time with Manchester City, and with 123 Naked Premier League in its name, it seems a strong option on paper.

However, the 30-year-old did not show his best form since his move to northern London from Chelsea and is behind Nwaneri in the order ordered on the right.

Can any young men solve the Arsenal’s forward crisis?

Training on Tuesday ✅

📸 Best of the second day of vaccination in Dubai ⬇️

– Arsenal (@arsenal) 11 February 2025

Nwaneri and Myles Lewis Skelly have become regular at the Arsenal team this season, despite their heavy age, so are there more hale end talents that are willing to resolve the crisis of their attackers?

Nathan Butler-OyeDeji He was in a fine form for Arsenal under the age of 23, achieved seven times and secured six assists. The 22-year-old was connected to the exit door in January, but now he could find himself built into the front line of Arsenal.

Another option is Khayon Edwards, which is more natural striker than Butler-OyeDeji. The 21-year-old last season ended the difficult magic with Leyton Orient, scoring without goals in seven appearances, but in this term he succeeded in seven goals in PL2.

If they wanted to throw another 17-year-old in the center of attention, Andre Harriman-Nan He welcomes himself as the next gem to make a spray on the first team. He scored six goals and two assists in the U18S Premier League and also regular features for U21. But of course, the senior team would be a serious step.

Can anyone else play in advance?

Havertz is more than a midfielder or wing by the trade before moving to the central striker under the artew, so the Spanish boss could do something similar to another team member.

There is where Mikel Merino enters the equation. Last summer, midfielder was signed by Real Sociedad for £ 60m, but has not completely found his place in Gunners so far, which began XI.

Imporant figure of Lika Trossard, Sterling or Nwneri, while she might have possessed the burning intensity that Arteta asks for a Havertz, a spanny could finally run in a surprise team.

It would certainly not be ideal, but Arththa is desperate and it could turn out to be a genius of a genius if she is successful there.