Alexandre Pato
He has been on the Arsenal radar for quite a while now, and a transfer in January does look very likely for the former AC Milan striker, but the problems are regarding a permanent transfer, but considering his lack of consistency and also injuries being a constant problem, it may be smarter for Arsene Wenger to propose a loan with the option to buy deal, before paying a double figure fee for a player who has already flopped at the highest level.
Edin Dzeko
Manchester City’s current crop of strikers are all good enough to start, but as Manuel Pellegrini prefers a loan striker system, the rest are struggling to get a game with Sergio Aguero’s current form. Dzeko will want to be getting constant action before the World Cup next summer to keep his fitness levels up and also to ensure himself a place in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s starting XI and a loan deal would be preferable for both the parties. Even a player as good as Negredo has been a second fiddle behind in the inform Sergio Aguero, a move to Arsenal would prove to be a good option for the Bosnian International.