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Arsenal have been running around to get a striker but it seems they are not serious to spend much for the Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres and the Leipzig player Benjamin Sesko, to me it seems the Gunners are only good at getting defenders and goalkeepers because that's the only department in their squad they are always recruiting and if someone had to whisper to Arteta that Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko are defenders I believe the he would have gone all out for him. Now the Gunners have turned their attention to Hugo Ekitike as their alternative which I feel is not a sign that they are serious, but do you think the Gunners are on the right path in the transfer market, that's in getting a striker?

I think Arsenal are still not on the right track, they don't seem to have made any serious moves to improve their squad depth. Arteta needs a pure centre forward, better than Gabriel Jesus, but there's no sign of Arsenal reaching an agreement for any of the players that have been rumored. Osimhen, Viktor Gyokeres, Benjamin Sesko, even Dusan Vlahovic are all decent strikers to target, but Arsenal have been slow to move in the transfer market. The players they've signed have been good enough, but what they need more is a number 9. Besides, I don't think Hugo Ekitike is better than Gabriel Jesus.

The Gunners have what it takes to get any of this strikers you mentioned but I still can't understand why they always have to act serious and get nothing at the end, Jesus will soon leave the squad and there's no guarantee that he'll improve by next season so why wait for all these good strikers to be collected by other clubs before they start acting right?
Hugo Ekitike should not be in the picture at all because if you check how some of these strikers wants to play for Arsenal. If I'm to advise the board, is best to go for them and we can't be sure if Hugo Ekitike is better or will do better than Jesus, the Gunners need a quality material to help them get goals and push them to compete for any title, if I'm to choose among all the strikers you mentioned, I'd go for the Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres or Vlahovic but Osimhen no, we don't know if he might change his mind and play for Napoli since he has been included to the squad for their friendlies.

you want a quality striker with provon record for Arsenal and your saying Victor osimhen no, even though Napoli have included him in their squad for friendlies, it still won't change anything if Arsenal want to go for him, just that Arsenal would just want to bail out such amount to get a striker, maybe they should just be allowed to continue managing Gabriel Jesus. I've heard they refused to renew partey's deal, seems like the position of being a first runner up is not yet tiring for them, other teams are solidifying their squad, Arsenal is still Dilly dallying hoping to manage the same squad.

I'm not saying the Gunners can't get him but all I'm saying is that Napoli can change their mind of letting the player go and if that happens Napoli won't sell Victor Osimhen for any reason which means they will increase his pay and come to an agreement.
Managing Gabriel Jesus is a bad idea because he can still get injured like it happened last season when they needed him the most and it will force Arteta to convert a winger or a midfielder to play as the number 9 which is not helpful in any way.
When you talk about Thomas Partey you'd that this guy is a good player, he has everything every manager would want to use to protect the defenders from stubborn attackers. I wasn't sure if Thomas Partey was going to leave not until they decided to decline his request, it will be a big loss.