Although
Arsene Wenger was busy on the beaches of Brazil during the World Cup, it seemed
that his board room staff at the Emirates were given orders by the Arsenal boss
to remain on duty. What could be defined as a bolt from the blue, Arsenal have
a fairly busy summer transfer period as they are still looking to add more
firepower. Although their transfer spending’s are less than what their
neighbors Chelsea have done or what Liverpool have achieved since the start of
this transfer window, still it is a welcome sign for the Gunners who have been
urging their board to be on-board with rival clubs when it comes to transfers.
Players In:
With
the timely departure of Bacary Sagna after the Frenchman failed to agree on terms
regarding the expansion of his contract, Arsenal have signed a like to like
replacement as another Frenchman in Mathieu Debuchy fills the void created by
his predecessor’s departure.
One
more and what has been the only marquee signing by Arsene Wenger, Alexis
Sanchez has been signed by the London club from Barcelona. In a deal that has
seen Arsenal squash their transfer record 2nd time in a matter of two seasons,
the 30million pound man from Chile looks all set to add firepower among the
Arsenal ranks.
One
more player likely to return to the Arsenal ranks is Joel Campbell as the Costa
Rican forward looks set to reap the benefits of his loan spell outside of
Emirates. After an impressive World Cup campaign that saw him scoring 1 and
assisting 1 in 5 matches, there are many reasons why the Arsenal faithful are
looking for his return.
Players out:
While
Bacary Sagna chose Manchester City over Arsenal as his former employers chose
not to budge too much regarding contractual terms, the Frenchman is the only
player who has left the north London side this summer.
Expected formation:
Likely changes:
One position that is likely to be in constant change is the attacking right position where the Chilean Sanchez is on hold. If Walcott makes a timely comeback and shows glimpse of his previous performances, than it is likely that Sanchez will come in center and Walcott will play out wide.
One position that is likely to be in constant change is the attacking right position where the Chilean Sanchez is on hold. If Walcott makes a timely comeback and shows glimpse of his previous performances, than it is likely that Sanchez will come in center and Walcott will play out wide.
yes the current one, but we will hopefully sign some new faces who will start alon with theo :)
ReplyDeletearteta no place as we will sign a DM
ReplyDeleteÖzil won't be on the left, he will be centre. He played left in the World Cup and his creativity was stumped. Besides Cazorla plays well on the left
ReplyDeleteHave you watched the last two games Cazorla wasn't at the races he's been shocking
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