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Arsenal Pursue Benjamin Sesko to Solve Striking Woes

Arsenal Pursue Benjamin Sesko to Solve Striking Woes
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Sports May 26, 2025 02:30

- Arsenal have initiated contact with RB Leipzig for striker Benjamin Sesko in a potential cut-price deal. The Gunners are also considering Viktor Gyökeres, as Manchester City eyes move for Morgan Gibbs-White.

Arsenal Pursue Benjamin Sesko to Solve Striking Woes

Arsenal has made a move to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, aiming to address their striking issues. The Gunners' sporting director met with RB chief to discuss a potential deal, with speculations of a £67 million cut-price deal.

Transfer Rumors and Gossip

Sky Sport Germany's Florian Plettenberg reported Arsenal's contact with RB Leipzig for Sesko. The Bundesliga club, under pressure to raise funds, might allow the transfer. Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting CP is also on Arsenal's radar.

Manchester City Eyeing Morgan Gibbs-White

Manchester City is contemplating including Matheus Nunes in a bid for Morgan Gibbs-White from Nottingham Forest. City signed Nunes for £53m in 2023, but he has underperformed. Gibbs-White's stellar form has caught Guardiola's attention.

Other Transfer News

Several Bundesliga clubs are interested in Wolves' Fábio Silva. Talks are ongoing between Al Duhail and Marco Verratti. Leeds United eyes Dynamo Kyiv's Vladyslav Vanat for £16m.

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