EYES ON: Despite recently serving a suspension, Arsenal plans to sign Liverpool’s goal-scoring forward to replace Benjamin Šeško.

Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez is now on Arsenal’s radar as the London club seeks to secure a new center-forward before the summer transfer window closes. According to Fichajes, Núñez might become Arsenal’s next high-profile signing this summer, which would make waves in the Premier League given his current role at Liverpool.Có thể là hình ảnh về 1 người, đang chơi bóng bầu dục, đang chơi bóng đá và văn bản

Should the deal materialize, Núñez would be Arsenal’s fourth major addition this summer, joining David Raya, Riccardo Calafiori, and recent recruit Mikel Merino. Arsenal’s interest in Núñez comes at a crucial time as they aim to strengthen their attack before the transfer window shuts.Liverpool Garis Keras - LGK on X: "️ Darwin Nunez to Arsenal, here we  go! Verbal agreement in place for Uruguayans striker to join Gunners. €10m  plus €5m add-ons with favorable payment

This move is seen as a strategic play to revamp their forward line, especially with Gabriel Jesus out injured and Eddie Nketiah now at Crystal Palace. With no suitable striker on hand, manager Mikel Arteta has been forced to deploy Kai Havertz in a central attacking role. Stuart Pearce and Gabby Agbonlahor believe Darwin Nunez needs time to  settle into the English Premier LeagueArsenal had previously eyed Núñez when he was with Benfica but were beaten to his signature by Liverpool in the summer of 2022. Now, with Núñez’s position at Liverpool under new manager Arne Slot appearing uncertain, Arsenal sees an opportunity to strike.

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After two rounds of the 2024/25 Premier League season, Slot’s preferred attacking trio has been Jota, Díaz, and Salah, leaving Núñez with just 18 minutes of playtime so far. Facing a potentially bleak future at Anfield, Núñez might be inclined to accept Arsenal’s offer, provided Liverpool agrees to the transfer.

Reports suggest Liverpool could let Núñez go for around €73 million, a significant reduction from the €100 million they originally paid Benfica for him.