Mikel Arteta apparently feels that his squad is still a little undercooked and wants Arsenal to sign one more attacker before the season closes
Eddie Nketiah’s exit from Arsenal is noteworthy in that regard because it will give Arteta one fewer attacking option.
Furthermore, it became evident how important it was to have someone like Nketiah on the bench when Gabriel Jesus was injured and missed Aston Villa’s victory.
Jesus has sustained injuries frequently in North London, so even if Coman can’t start as a center-forward, his arrival might be essential.
Arsenal hasn’t yet stated that it won’t be signing Bayern Munich’s Kingsley Coman.
Team News and Ticks, an informed source on Arsenal, has recently offered some explanation regarding the connections between the team and Coman.
A reliable source had connected Arsenal with Coman on Thursday morning, and TNATS has now provided their own analysis of the circumstances.
The insider claimed that “nothing has changed” and that they had been leaking information on Coman’s offer to Arsenal and other teams for a while.
Interestingly, Arsenal hasn’t explicitly stated that the club would pursue the deal, nor has it explicitly stated that it would reject any approaches.
It is believed that Coman would wait to see if a bid from a European team does come through because the Saudi-Pro League transfer market is still open in addition to those in Europe.
If not, Coman will travel to Saudi Arabia.
With Coman, Arsenal might be making a mistake.
Naturally, the update makes sense in light of Coman’s agent’s denials that he had already decided to travel to Saudi Arabia—claims that might potentially thwart any action from teams like Arsenal.
Determining whether Arsenal would be better off buying the 28-year-old Coman at this time is extremely difficult.
In actuality, a deal’s acceptability would primarily depend on how it was structured.
Arsenal should not consider making a permanent move. Coman would prevent the team from pursuing more desirable targets come summertime.
It would be a good late deal, though, if the Gunners could loan Coman for the season in exchange for a price.
A temporary relocation would also shield Arteta from Coman’s injuries, of which the Frenchman has sustained multiple over the previous few years.
