The BOMB Arsenal is planning for the January market

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Arsenal is looking to strengthen their attack for the winter transfer market, and one of the names that has generated the most interest in the club's offices is Benjamin Sesko, the current forward for RB Leipzig. Despite Kai Havertz showing a good level so far this season, the board and coaching staff do not want to miss the opportunity to add more offensive power, aware that the competition in the Premier League demands quality alternatives in all positions.

Sesko, one of the most in-form forwards at the beginning of this season

The young Slovenian forward, who has already begun to stand out in the Bundesliga, would be the top target for Mikel Arteta. Arsenal's sports management highly values his potential, as Sesko is a physical forward with good aerial play and can offer an important option to break down closed defenses, which has been a challenge in certain matches for the London team.

However, RB Leipzig has no intention of letting their star go without receiving a considerable sum in return. The German club has set a base price of 60 million euros to start negotiating for Sesko, an amount that could increase if other clubs also show interest in the forward. Arsenal, on the other hand, is seriously considering making this economic effort to strengthen their squad in January and continue competing at the top of the Premier League.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El BOMBAZO que planea el Arsenal para el mercado de enero