Why is Arsenal not in the race to sign Hugo creitike

Mikel Arteta and Hugo team (Photo Justin Setterfield, Sebastian Widmann/Getty Images)

In fact, I am not surprised that Arsenal is not mentioned as serious candidates for Hugo teamitics, even if Mark Brus has made a great case for signing here.

He is obviously a top talent and had a top season in Germany with Frankfurt, scoring a total of 22 goals. According to what I saw about him, it also looks adapted to be success in the Premier League.

But when I look at the type of attacker that Mikel Arteta wants to work with in his system, I’m just not sure the teams match the account.

Benjamin Seosko is better for Arsenal than Hugo Epipis

You can see why Arsenal are so eager for Benjamin Seska. It just looks like it will fit perfectly into the Arth system, but I’m not sure you can say the same to the team.

It is not a criticism and to be honest, I think there is a strong argument that Arsenal should look for something a little different from what they already have.

Hugo teams celebrate the scoring against Tottenham — Hugo creitike celebrates Tottenham (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Arsenal looked a little predictable to Arthte, they are certainly last season, and they may need another type of option to give opposition to something else to think about.

But I’m just not sure they really ask for it.

It was a slow start but Arsenal plans a significant window

As for the early business done this summer by the Arsenal Premier League rivals, I can understand why the frustration is growing among frustration.

Liverpool shows a real intention in the early days of the window. There is no point in taking their eyes off the ball for celebrating the title. If nothing else, it seems determined to send a statement to everyone else to upgrade to their success.

This is a concern, given how clear they have ended up above the rest of the league last season with respect to the quality of the players they want to bring now.