Arsenal are reportedly in talks over a deal to sign Leganes striker Youssef En-Nesyri, but he is good enough for the Gunners?
According to Moroccan publication Assahifa Al Ousbouia, the Gunners have made contact and are in talks as they pursue a deal for the 11-goal striker.
Unai Emery has the tricky task of finding a suitable replacement for both Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this summer, providing they both stay at the club.
En-Nesyri’s 11 goals in all competitions represent a good return in what is not a great Leganes side. With the ability to play wide or centrally, the Morrocan is a versatile option that Emery can add to his squad.
In a similar way to Tottenham and Harry Kane, the Gunners have the tough task of trying to find a back-up striker who will be fully aware of the limited game time that will be on offer.
A player of En-Nesyri’s stature may just be the market the Gunners are looking in now after missing out on Champions League qualification.
With a fee of around €10m being floated around, a deal to bring in the striker, who is by no means the finished article, could be one of little risk for the Gunners.
