Arsenal need to be careful they don't repeat Viktor Gyokeres mistake with January signing
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5-second readArsenal are interested in Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi, but they must be careful.
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After enduring a frustrating summer transfer window, Arsenal look likely to bolster their attack in January, with several players already being heavily linked with a switch to North London.
Junior Kroupi is the name on many Gunners supporters' lips, although the club seem to be keeping their options open. The Frenchman's recent lengthy spell on the sidelines, combined with Bournemouth's likely hefty asking price, complicates this potential deal.
It's clear that Arsenal do indeed need something else in forward areas in the second half of the season. Neither Viktor Gyokeres nor Kai Havertz look likely to surpass 20 goals this term, with both putting up fewer than two shots per 90 minutes, while the left-sided options remain somewhat uninspiring.
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