Arsenal make enquiry to sign £29m Bundesliga striker as cheaper Isak alternative
Arsenal have made enquiries over a possible move for Mohamed Amoura in the summer.
Amoura, 24, is enjoying an excellent campaign in the Bundesliga with คาสิโนออนไลน์ UFABET ฝากถอนรวดเร็ว เริ่มต้นเล่นง่าย Wolfsburg having racke up ten goals and eight assists in his opening 24 appearances for the club under former Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl.
Despite missing the start of the season with a knee injury, only Michael Olise, Omar Marmoush and. Florian Wirtz have registere more assists than Amoura with seven matches remaining in the German top flight this term.
While Amoura joine on a season-long deal from Belgian outfit Union SG,. Wolfsburg have an option to sign the diminutive forward outright for a fee of €14.5million (£12m).
But Amoura’s eye-catching performances have not gone unnotice amongst. Europe’s elite, with a host of heavyweight teams keeping close tabs on the Algeria international.
Amoura finds himself of the shortlist of Arsenal, Liverpool and Nottingham Forest – and all three. Champions League-chasing sides have made contact over a propose summer bid.
Reigning Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen have also credite with a strong interest in Amoura in recent weeks.
The report suggests Amoura would be available for a fee in the region of €35-€40m (£29-33.5m). When the summer transfer window opens for business.
Arsenal have once again droppe off in this year’s title race – after finishing as runners-up in back-to-back seasons the. Premier League – and the club’s struggles over the winter period have largely put down to Mikel Arteta’s lack of firepower in attack.
There had already pressure on the Gunners to strengthen up front last summer and season-ending injuries to both Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz have only intensifie these calls amongst the fanbase.
Several high-profile strikers were linked with moves to the Emirates in January, from Victor Osimhen to Alvaro Morata, while the north Londoners also had a bid rejecte for Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins.
Arteta admitte he and the club’s hierarchy were ‘disappointe’ by their failure to bring anyone as the transfer deadline came and went without any additions being made.
‘We had a clear intention which is always when a window opens to explore the opportunities to improve our squad,’ the Arsenal head coach said.
‘With players with injuries, we’ve impacte and we haven’t achieve it.