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Transfer: Osimhen on Arteta’s list of strikers to sign for Arsenal
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Transfer: Osimhen on Arteta’s list of strikers to sign for Arsenal

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Galatasaray striker, Victor Osimhen, is on the list of strikers Arsenal could sign this summer.

According to the UK Telegraph, Osimhen is just below Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez.

Alvarez is Mikel Arteta’s first choice in the transfer market.

But the LaLiga side have slapped a £100m-plus valuation on the Argentina international and that has proved to be prohibitive to Arsenal so far.

It is understood that the Gunners could consider switching targets.

Osimhen has proven himself to be one of Europe’s top strikers at Napoli and Galatasaray.

But it remains to be seen whether or not Arsenal will pursue a move for the 27-year-old.

Transfer: Osimhen on Arteta’s list of strikers to sign for Arsenal

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