Arsenal continues to search for new players to add to their squad, and the latest name linked with a move to the Emirates is Ezequiel Fernández.
The Boca Juniors star is one of the Argentine talents tipped to make a move to Europe soon.
Arsenal has tracked him for some time and remains convinced that he will thrive in Europe.
The Gunners have several players on their list of targets, and Mikel Arteta’s side could soon add Fernández to their squad.
A report on Bolavip claims that Arsenal’s interest in his signature is serious. The Gunners believe the 22-year-old is a top-quality player who would strengthen their team.
Arsenal is currently focused on completing a move for Riccardo Calafiori, but they might step up their interest in Fernández in the coming weeks.
He is also enthusiastic about their interest, and a move to Europe appeals to him, which should make it easier to convince both him and his club to consider the opportunity in London.
Just Arsenal Opinion
We are one of the top clubs in Europe, so it is not a surprise that Fernandez wants to join us.
There is a huge difference between the quality of football in Europe and South America, but we expect Fernandez to adapt quickly if he makes the move to the Emirates.
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We should be looking to the South American market there has to be some quality yet discovered I’d rather get a young player with huge potential rather than overpay in the European market for someone, not at the top of our list
Arsenal must first complete the signing of Riccardo Calafiroi, he’s genuine phase five material.
Arsenal certainly should be looking to South America. However, they’ve a long, long way to go to match the scouting networks of the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona who dominate that area.
However, the good news is that South America is producing quite a large number of young players with good potential so with some clever scouting footwork Arsenal/Edu could capitalise on that – although South American clubs/players/agents are not slow to ensure they get good deals from European clubs so real bargains are relatively few and far between.
I’d think the Calafiori deal is as good as done?
If this guy is that good then I would koe toe with this than the Merino option who is already ìn his football prime at 28yr.
I wish we could then do the Julian Alvarez instead of Gyokeres deal.
With the savings realised on Ezequiel Hernandez’ purchase added to Gyokeres price its possible