Salvatore Sirigu
The Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper moved on loan to Sevilla this term due to manager Unai Emery’s preference to play Alphonse Areola in goal but has struggled to feature for the Spanish outfit.
The 29-year old has made just two appearances in the La Liga for Sevilla, one of which ended in a red card. However, he has proven himself in the past, having won titles aplenty during his time in France. Sirigu is well known for his composure in goal, his reflexes and his strength in the penalty area. A consistent performer for the Les Parisiens during his time, he has been regarded as one of the best Italian goalkeepers of the current times and had been heralded as Gianluigi Buffon’s natural successor in the Italian National Team until recently.
His contract with PSG runs until June 2018 and given the French outfit’s options in Areola and Kevin Trapp, Sirigu might be easy to get for the Gunners and with age on his side, he could prove to be a valuable addition in the longer run.