Arsenal Transfer News: ‘We’re Excited’ – Mikel Arteta drops ‘Big’ Summer Transfer Tip

Arsenal leader Mikel Arththa expects a great summer of consumption to help the club take a “next step” and finish his waiting on a silver vessel.

Arteta spoke the day after Gunners announced their heir to Sport Director Edu, and Andrea Bert, earlier from Atletico Madrid, took the reins.

Arsenal, whose latest trophy was FA Cup 2020, was criticized for not signing the attacker at the recent windows, and their failure was exhibited in the second half of this season, and Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus are on the side.

Without a recognized striker, the outfit of Northern London lagged behind 12 points behind Liverpool in the Premier League. He leaves them on the way to finish runners for the third season in a row.

Speaking ahead of his party against Fulham on the Emirates on Tuesday, Arteta said, “It will be a big (summer) and we are very excited about it.

“When you go again, we want to increase the depth of the team and the quality and skills we need to go to the next step.

“Every summer is great because it is an opportunity, and especially because of the number of players we currently have on the team, which is necessary.

“But it’s a great summer for many things, because first of all, we have to maintain the good foundations we have, and then obviously we can improve and develop a team.”

Although Arsenal’s ambitions are only during this term, they remain alive in the Champions League with a double quarterfinal conflict with two feet against Real Madrid.

The artea will be available next week Bukayo Saka to choose for the starting leg in the Emirates, and England International will also be on the Spanish team to visit Cottagers.

Saka, 23 years, was absent over three months after the knee tear surgery held in Gunners 5-1 in Crystal Palace on December 21st.

Arteta is not nervous about the return of the sake

However, Arthtea does not worry about hitting a sake in the center of attention with one friendly closed openings, and six consecutive training sessions but under the belt of the Wing Star belt.

“Sometimes these things happen and they happen to the best players, and that doesn’t mean it has to be repeated,” Artea said.

“It must be fully aware that obviously everything increases: the level, the speed, the time you must perform is shorter.

“You want things to do more slowly? Forget about that, you won’t be effective. So, you probably have to be faster, sharper, at maximum speed and you have to train and prepare.

“Will I be nervous? No, because he has done everything many times. He needs exposure to the games, but all the boxes he has to mark.

“There is no player in that team who produced Bukayo’s number in the last three seasons. He was really good at the process and we got a lot of beliefs that he could do very well now.”

Berta appointed sports director Arsenal

In charge of Arsenal’s summer plans, along with Arthom, will be Andrea Berta, who was appointed new sports director Gunners.

The 53-year-old felt the opportunity to work at the North London Club, and the Premier League was too good an opportunity to reject.

“I am delighted to join Arsenal in what is an extremely exciting period for the club,” Berta said.

“I watched with great interest the way Arsenal had been developing in recent years and admired the hard work that came into re -establishing the club as the main forces in European football with passionate monitoring of the world.

“The club has great values ​​and rich history. I look forward to playing my role in shaping a successful future with a great team.

“I can’t wait to start in my new role and I’m really looking forward to experiencing my first game at Emirates Stadium, along with our supporters.”

Arsenal held a thorough procedure and interviewed a number of candidates, but Berta was an extraordinary choice.

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