Arsenal News Show: summer moves for Isak & Michael Olise | Sesko TOP Target!

Deluded Gooner
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People deluded I'm back again. Come on Ian. Come on Ian, people deluded I'm back again. By now you've
seen the live streams, make sure you check them out after this video. You would have seen some
edited pieces coming out. I've actually been editing some videos for you lot, but in the last
few moments we've been linked with Izak, we've been linked with Elise, so we might as well get
into it and go over it people. The grind doesn't stop, smash the like button, comment your thoughts
Now signing Alexander Izak or Michael Elise are two very different things from actually, you know,
getting it over the line, but the dream is free. The hustle sold separately. Would love them to
sign for the football club. Who wouldn't want Izak up front and who wouldn't want the talented
Crystal Palace winger slash 10 slash whatever in Elise, who's been linked with a bunch of clubs,
including Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester United. The Guardian have reported
in the aftermath of us obviously going out of the Champions League, which makes me kind of doubt it,
but nonetheless, Arsenal are Alexander Izak and Michael Elise in search for striker and
winger. Club owners ready to back Mikel Arteta in the transfer market. I mean,
they've shown that before with 65 million on Kai Havertz, buying David Rayo off the
back of a good season from Ramsdale. Obviously, Timbers been signing 65 million on Kai Havertz,
so they have backed them. But has this come out because Arsenal are disappointed with obviously
going out of the Champions League and with six games in the Premier League, everything's all
I don't know, but let me know your thoughts. Arsenal are targeting a striker and a winger in
the summer to strengthen Mikel Arteta's squad after their hopes of reaching a Champions League
semi-final since 2009 were ended by Bayern Munich. Two positions we could deal with and we know we
do. We know we've had successive defeats. We know KSE, Cronkite Sports and Entertainment spent more
than 200 million last summer on Kai Havertz, Timber, Rice, and on paper right now we've
committed 27 million in the summer for David Rayo's move to become permanent and I'm sure
there's a lot of other stuff. Signing Izak, being interested is one thing, signing him is another,
but allegedly it's understood that Newcastle striker Alexander Izak is one of the primary
targets. He could cost about 100 million and was heavily scouted by Arsenal before his move to St
James' Park in August 2022 for an initial 63 million, so why didn't we sign him before?
We hear that Newcastle have FFP issues. My thing is I think they'll sell Bruno Gomarez,
another player that should be at the Emirates before Izak, but let's get it done.
Arsenal have also been heavily linked with Izak's Sweden team-mate Victor Goya-Queres,
who has 36 goals this season for sporting in Portugal after joining from Coventry last year
and has an 86 million buyout clause. The Juventus and Serbian striker Dusan Vlahovic could be
another alternative but Arsenal's interest is believed to have cooled in Brentford's Ivan
Tony. Crystal Palace's Elise who signed the new four-year contract in August after turning down
Chelsea is understood to be a potential target after impressing Arsenal's scouting department
despite making only nine Premier League starts this campaign owing to injuries.
That is one thing with Izak, with Pedro Neto, with Elise, three players we all like at the
carpet, injuries and when you apply Arsenal tax it could be peak. The France under-21 forwards
contract includes a release clause that comes into effect in the summer and is understood to
be in the region of 65 million. Now I like him and it's not my money but and he could show that
he's worth it and we did spend 65 million on Kai Havertz so for someone that is an under-21s
international, got all the talent in the world and for me has the, in a positive way, the attitude
and the temperament, is he worth 65 million? I don't know, I'm asking the questions which make
sure you're liking, you're commenting and you're subscribing. He is also being heavily tracked by
Manchester City and Manchester United among others. Apparently he was a boyhood Manchester
United fan and with what Manchester City are doing, with who Pep Guardiola is, it's a player's
dream to play for a manager like that. Whether you'll get game time as much as you would at
United or Arsenal, Chelsea's another thing. Arsenal must take care not to fall foul on the Premier
League's profit and sustainability rules by the club's sporting director, Edu. Elise Ike obviously
counts as homegrown and with speculation with Reece Nelson, Emil Smith-Rowe, Eddie Nketiah, where you
look at 40 million shouts, could they even be offered as a make-weight for Palace? Then, you know, we're
going to have to sell some players. Apparently, people, Edu is expected to be given a similar
budget to last year's by the non-executive director, Josh Cronkite. KSE reported a 2.3 billion
increase in its value compared with the previous year after success of its various teams across
several sports, including the Denver Nuggets basketball franchise that won a first NBA title
last year. I mean, with us being in the Champions League and the money it's getting, with us being
in there next year, with what we're doing on the sporting front, it makes sense to keep investing
and doing what we're doing, people. We all know we need to bounce back against Wolves, bigger
bodyguard, but in relation to this video, it's not there. You lot know me, I'm a big fan of Benjamin
Sesco. Arsenal are stepping up their plans to sign a forward this
summer with RB Live 6 frontman Benjamin Sesco on their radar. So, I would like his 100 million,
but could the club say, you know what, Sesco has about a 50 odd million euros release clause, it
could be a cheaper investment for a talented player who isn't Premier League proven and doesn't have
the goal scoring pedigree that Isak has, but for me he's a quality player. The Gunners are drawing up
transfer plans after their Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.
You'd imagine we know, not necessarily the targets, but the range of targets and the areas we want to
address this season, or better yet, for next season in the summer. We clearly need a winger,
clearly need a striker, clearly need a centre-middle too, probably some defensive reinforcements
and dependent, I say dependent because it's likely Ramsdale leaves, but if and when, well better yet,
when it happens, we need a number two goalie. Mikel Arteta wants to add more firepower to his
squad next season and the club have scouted six foot four Sesco as they consider their options.
He'd be a dream for set pieces and our improvement in that regards. Arsenal face competition for the
20-year-old Slovenian with Chelsea and Manchester United also tracking him. He's also being linked
with Newcastle. Apparently Sesco's reps have been guests at both Chelsea and Man United matches this
season. He only moved to Leipzig from their sister club Red Bull Salzburg last summer,
but the Bundesliga side are preparing for life without him and are sounding out replacements.
He has a €50m in brackets, £42.7m release clause in his contract that is due to become
active in the summer. He's been tipped for a big future and has 13 goals in all comps so far this
season. He is tall, he is mobile and he's been compared to Haaland. I don't think he's Haaland,
but I can see the similarities. Arsenal are looking at centre-forwards and wingers with
Sesco an attractive option as he can play in both positions. I'd rather him play up front,
it's thought his wage demands will be lower than other forwards on the market, which is also true.
The striker market is expected to be very busy this summer with PSG looking at replacements
for Mbappe. Victor Goya-Keres, Victor Osserman and Ivan Toni could also be on the move this
summer and they've all been linked with several clubs as well as Arsenal.
Arsenal, like many others, appreciate Isak but most suitors know Newcastle don't want or plan
to lose Isak. Although it's true Newcastle will be looking for outgoings to help balance the books,
especially if they don't qualify for Champions League football, which is probably likely.
Isak is not a player I expect them to entertain offers for so we'd probably need to put an offer
down that is irrefusable and he'd probably have to make it clear that he would like to move.
Even that might not be enough. We already know Arsenal are planning to move for your Keres
people after we've called our interest allegedly in Victor Osserman and we know we're looking for
a marquee forward. But reports out of Portugal, pardon me, keep persisting and apparently the
London club will prioritise a deal for Victor Goya-Keres over Osserman due to the price tag
and the higher wages involved for the latter. We all know Osserman's release clause, it fluctuates
but it's anything from 100 to 111 as stated there and 130 million. Goya-Keres has an £86 million
buyout clause in his contract which we hope could be negotiated lower and he earns 39 grand a week
so it could be a cheaper operation of sorts people. But a few weeks ago you heard because of
Kai Havertz's form we're not looking at a striker, we're looking at alternatives. This has said we've
actually gone cold on Goya-Keres people. Apparently there is no interest from Arsenal and apparently
Edu is looking for a different type of striker this summer so we'll have to see what's going on
but Goya-Keres has been linked with Arsenal, United, Liverpool, Milan, Atletico and Paris Saint-Germain
Interest in Douglas Luiz won't go away, apparently Arsenal remain interested in the Aston Villa star
Douglas Luiz ahead of the summer transfer window, sources have told Football Insider.
We previously had several bids rejected, we know El Nene could leave, probably does leave
and speculation over Jorginho and Partey remains. He's contracted until 2026 so they're going to
need to get a move on in that regards and he's also been linked with Barcelona but with it looking
like, or I hope so because it means Spurs won't, Aston Villa getting Champions League football,
they've got a great project with Unai Emery. I'm not saying he wouldn't leave if City are still
interested, Arsenal, Liverpool, Barcelona but you don't need to angle for a move as much per se.
We've heard already apparently Eddie Nketiah is drawing interest from several Premier League clubs
and Arsenal are asking for £40m people which could do well to offset the outgoings.
We've been linked with another defender, this time William Pacho, he plays for Frankfurt and
is an Ecuador international. Romano has been speaking on him, apparently he's available for
€60m this summer. He said,
I think they mean I'm told nothing is at concrete advanced stages with English clubs yet.
We've been linked with Georgy Sodokov, a talented midfielder who the CEO of
Shakhtar Donetsk has said he could go on to be one of the best centre-mids in the world
and Napoli tried to buy him in January. After the Mudrik saga, I don't know if Arsenal want to go
down this route again people but yeah, he would be a very talented player and he looks set to move.
I don't know too much on him but he does look decent from what I've seen but we'll leave that
with you. We've already gone over that. Is there anything here? We know Gabriel Heinze
could potentially be becoming a member of the coaching staff at Arsenal. I have covered that
already so check out the other videos. We've gone over the Osserman thing people so we don't
need to waste any more time. Real Madrid are hugely impressed with William Saliba. I can't
imagine we'll let him go unless there's stupid offers. Jorginho is in no hurry to renew Arsenal
allegedly. His agent has said we are in no hurry. If they were to call us in a month or two to
discuss the renewal that's fine with us. Would Jorginho like to return to Italy? Yes of course
because he grew up in Italy and he likes everything about the country. So again it's all options for
Jorginho on the table. Does he want to go back to Italy? Does he want to get a payday in Saudi?
Does he want to go back to Brazil? Does he want to stay at Arsenal? All the options are in his
hands. In terms of outgoings apparently Wrexham want to keep our young goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo
on a permanent transfer which you could be a number two or number three option at Arsenal
but it's not going to happen there. Apparently his contract is set to expire this summer so
he's leaving on the free essentially. So big him up for putting himself in the shop window but
that's that. Where Fabricio Romano is concerned he's spoken on Zinchenko. He said it's a possibility.
It's not guaranteed yet because from what I'm hearing Arsenal are still waiting to understand
what they want to do at the end of the season. They want to see what happens in the Premier League
to decide what they want to do regarding investments and different positions but
left-back could be one of the positions to cover. I mean we need cover at left. We need cover
arguably. The only thing defensively that I'd say we're fairly stocked is left centre-back because
you've got Kyrgios. Yes you've got Timber and Tommy Ass who can play centre-back but
Benjamin White needs cover. Probably need something done at left-back amongst other regions.
This is something they have discussed internally so at the moment we don't have names yet because
they don't have a proper decision on who the player they want to sign is but bringing in a
new left-back in the summer transfer window is possible. You'd imagine the bulk of what every
club's transfer business. They're already talking with players and executives so I don't necessarily
believe that but nothing to a degree has been decided. So we'll have to see in relation to
Izak, Alise, Zinchenko, Eddie and Keita departing and anything else people. With that being said let
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