2. Javier Hernandez
Hernandez is high on the list at the Emirates and according to multiple sources, the Gunners have compiled an extensive dossier on the Mexico striker following numerous scouting missions. A move for Hernandez is viewed as a realistic option by the north London club given the 25-year-old’s lack of game time at Old Trafford. Yet, while the Mexico international may be tempted by a move in order to get more first-team action considering it is a World Cup year, it is unlikely to be to the Emirates as United will be loathed to sell a player to one of their rivals.
Hernandez hinted at an exit from the club when he retweeted a link to a news story from Sky Sports that centered around him leaving United. Hernandez has racked up 50 goals in just 71 starts but under new boss David Moyes he has found himself firmly behind Robin Van Persie, Wayne Rooney and Danny Welbeck in the club’s pecking order.
Wenger is reportedly ready to offer as much as £17m for Hernandez given the potential and proven Premier League ability the speedy instinctive finisher possesses.