Unai Emery has so far done a pretty good job of prioritising Arsenals problem areas, so it’s simply baffling to hear that he’s supposedly looking into signing Luka Jovic. With Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang the club’s strike force is lethal, so as Marca reporting of Emery’s interest in the striker, the fans aren’t happy.
Arsenal, Man City and Barcelona have all asked for Eintracht Frankfurt forward Luka Jovic and remain interested in securing his services. [Marca]
— LTArsenal (@ltarsenal) 5 March 2019
As happens every season, there’s a new man making waves in Europe. This time around it’s Eintracht Frankfurt’s loanee striker Luka Jovic, and a lot of clubs are vying for his services. Arsenal fans, though, want no part in the transfer battle that’s set to commence for his signature and they’re more than happy to let this one go as Manchester City, Barcelona and Real Madrid gear up for a bidding war.
Funds are tight at The Emirates and everyone will agree that the problem areas for Emery are out wide and in the heart of their defence. Had they been able to bring in players to fill in those slots then there’s no doubting that Emery would have mounted a title challenge in his first season. As it is, the Gunners are a few light, and it looks like things will stay that way should they fork out on the 21-goal Jovic ahead of strengthening problem positions.
You can read the Gunners’ thoughts on the Jovic links here:
Laca and Auba is enough
— Gooner Simon (@GaluweroIII) 5 March 2019
https://twitter.com/suspendedacco19/status/1103015701688844288
https://twitter.com/yagunnersya111/status/1103009984844103680
https://twitter.com/AshwinG362/status/1103194294972829698
https://twitter.com/Anonymous1076/status/1103035012960657408
https://twitter.com/Broken_windows_/status/1103032443987210243
https://twitter.com/gabrielancol/status/1103019063624626176
https://twitter.com/suareztikitaca/status/1103012631030480896
The Gunners have no interest in signing yet another striker and would be much more interested in seeing their limited budget put to better use.







