In the hot summer, London's Arsenal Football Club is brewing a heavy transfer. According to veteran transfer expert Romano, the Gunners are determined to bring in a new "No. 9" marksman. They have their sights set on a star named Kiokinis and intend to invest heavily in him, even considering selling Nikitia to raise funds when they are short of cash.
Currently, the team's Gabriele Jenksis is good at the winger position, but Nikitia has not been favored by coach Adidas, and was even temporarily placed in the midfield. The 24-year-old England international's role as a "false No. 9" does not seem to be satisfactory. Romano revealed that Arsenal have long recognized the potential of Keokinis, and his release fee worth up to 100 million euros (about HK$836 million) has made it difficult for the Scholar's Pavilion Football Club to let him go. They are only willing to transfer him for the same price, not €50 million or €60 million, so let's wait and see how Arsenal's strategy unfolds. Of course, there are other potential targets.
Oginis has scored 26 goals and 22 assists in the Portuguese Super League this year. If the team is really determined to score 36 goals in 42 games, he will undoubtedly become the "new Ibrahimovic". His name has attracted the attention of several top clubs including Liverpool, and his price tag is expected to reach 100 million euros, making him a hot commodity in the transfer market.
In order to bring in strong players, Arsenal may need to dispose of some of their current players first to avoid financial risks. It is reported that the team plans to sell Nikidia, hoping to recoup at least €50 million (about HK$418 million) in transfer fees. Newcastle and Tottenham are interested in the player, but their offer is only €35 million (about HK$290 million), which has definitely become a bottleneck in the deal.
