Three Realistic Signings That Arsenal Can Make This Summer
Arsene Wenger will be jubilant after lifting yet another FA Cup with the English outfit. But he will know that dropping out of the top-4 was a disaster. However, he will look to take positives from that will want to mount a title charge next season. But with teams around Arsenal sure to bolster their squads, the Gunners will have to spend big on top transfer targets if they are to lure them to the Emirates.
They have been linked with a number of big names for a move this summer but the lack of Champions League football will leave them at a disadvantage. However, here are three players that Wenger should add to the squad if he genuinely wants to mount a title challenge next season.
Jamie Vardy (Leicester City)
The English striker is easily one of the best players in his position in England and is an important part of the squad for club and country. However, he has hardly anything to play for at Leicester City, with the Foxes failing to back up their league winning campaign and he might be up for sale this summer. His experience is exactly what Arsenal have been looking for. He could be the first choice for the Gunners next season and can lift them closer to the elusive title.
Sead Kolasinac (Free Agent)
Though not an impact player, Kolasinac is now a necessity at the Emirates. With Wenger sticking to a three-man defence, he will need a genuine wing-back on the left side and Kolasinac fits the bill. Kieran Gibbs is not at his best anymore and Nacho Monreal has found a new position as a quarterback. Surely, Kolasinac is an upgrade on both players and if reports are true that the official announcement is imminent, he could well make the Gunners a top club in England once again.
Manuel Lanzini (West Ham United)
A strange choice for the last name on the list is Lanzini. The versatile West Ham star has been their best player this season and it is important for them to keep hold of him. However, he may be tempted to move on and a first-team place at the Emirates might be too hard to turn down. He has all the skills and tricks in the book and if nurtured properly, could turn into a world class player. Signing him can help Arsenal play Sanchez as a false-9 regularly, adding more fire power to their strike force.
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