Premier League side Bournemouth have quickly set their sights on Arsenal striker Nketiah after striker Solanke joined Tottenham Hotspur, considering bringing him in to fill the void left by Solanke's departure, according to a new report from renowned journalist Ornstein of The Athletic.
The 26-year-old Solanke just completed his transfer from Bournemouth to Tottenham Hotspur last weekend, which makes Bournemouth urgently looking for a new striker to enhance the team's attacking strength. And Nketiah, as an important rotation player in Arsenal's team, has become one of the objects that Bournemouth is considering due to his excellent scoring ability and versatility on the field.
However, Bournemouth's reinforcement plan is not all smooth sailing. Marseille, who had shown strong interest in Nketiah, have now turned their attention to another striker, Vahi. According to Romano's iconic "Here We Go", Marseille are about to sign Wahi for a total fee of 30 million euros, which will undoubtedly clear the way for Bournemouth to bring in Nketiah.
For Bournemouth, the addition of Nketiah will provide them with a new attacking option. As an experienced striker, Nketiah has proven himself in the Premier League and his arrival will undoubtedly enhance Bournemouth's threat in the attacking end. However, Bournemouth are also facing the challenge of negotiating with Arsenal on the transfer, and they need to reach an agreement with Arsenal on the transfer fee and treatment of the player in order to successfully bring in Nketiah.
