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Arsenal is now considering a trade to bring in a “remarkable” player.
Arsenal’s new season has gotten off to a strong start, as they have yet to lose in the Premier League.
Eddie Nketiah and Gabriel Jesus’ inability to consistently find the scoresheet thus far has raised some concerns about a lack of firepower up front.
In fact, the two strikers have combined for just three Premier League goals all season.
According to 90 Min, both Chelsea and Arsenal are willing to offer players to Brentford in an effort to sign Toney.
The Bees are expected to demand a sum of at least £75 million, according to sources close to the club, who have downplayed reports that they may sell the striker for as less as £60 million.
The source continues by saying that while Arsenal is prepared to provide players as part of a trade, they may opt not to agree to those requests.
Toney scored an outstanding total of 20 goals for Thomas Frank’s team last season, earning praise as a “remarkable” attacker.
He is without a doubt one of the top attackers in the Premier League, and signing him for the Gunners would be a major coup.
Of course, he has been suspended for eight months for breaking the gambling laws. The England striker has only recently returned to training at Brentford, despite having a January comeback date for play.
Toney would be a fantastic addition to Arsenal’s lineup, though, if he can somehow recapture even a little portion of his peak performance.
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On Wednesday night, Arsenal will play against Brentford in the third round of the League Cup.
The Gunners will play a rival from London in the cup match after drawing 2-2 in the North London derby.
Mikel Arteta may make a variety of adjustments to keep his team as fresh as possible given how hectic Arsenal’s schedule is.
Three Gunners youth players who might play against the Bees in West London have been profiled by Football.london.
Lino Sousa, Reuell Walters, and Amario Cozier-Duberry were included in Kaya Kaynak’s list of players he thought had a chance of reaching the matchday squad.
The lone member of the Arsenal academy to travel with the Gunners on their preseason tour of America this year was Cozier-Duberry.
The 18-year-old attacking prodigy transferred from Chettle Court Rangers to Arsenal four years ago.
Since then, he has become stronger and is currently one of England’s most promising prospects.
Cozier-Duberry, who primarily played as a right winger last season, scored 12 goals and provided eight assists for Arsenal’s minor squads.
He captured the attention of many observers and frequently participated in first-team Arsenal training sessions while being observed by Mikel Arteta.
