Arsenal ready to pay £70 million for Benjamin Sesko

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Arsenal left frustrated Benjamin Sesko would be an asset

A detailed view of the corner flag during the Emirates Fa Cup Third Round Match between Arsenal and Manchester United (photo of Alex Pantling / Getty Images)

Arsenal seeks to sign the striker RB Leipzig Benjamin Sesko this summer, and they are ready to pay him the price requested.

According to a report of The sunArsenal would be ready to pay 70 million pounds sterling to sign the 22 -year -old, but they were unable to agree on personal terms with the player.

Arsenal left frustrated

The report says that Arsenal is increasingly frustrated by its salary requests.

It will be interesting to see if Arsenal decides to leave the player in the coming weeks. They also keep an eye on the Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokerres. They must move quickly to sign a quality attacker. They looked mediocre during the attack last season, and a quality attacker could make a big difference for them.

Mikel Arteta wants to sign the international Slovenian, but he will have to reduce his wage requests for this decision to go. The 22 -year -old will have to decide if he wants to join Arsenal quickly.

Benjamin Sesko would be an asset

Benjamin Sesko celebrates the score for RB Leipzig against Borussia Dortmund (Getty Images)

There is no doubt that he is a quality player, and He scored 21 goals last season. Benjamin Sesko has physicality and technical attributes to do well in English football, and he would be a key player for Arsenal if he joined the club. It would be a long -term asset for them. There is no doubt that he could justify the investment of 70 million pounds sterling in the future.

The former manager of Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, recently praised hisko (h / t Metro)) “It has a space for improvement, a space for development, incredible skills, incredible potential, so I am happy that we have it.”

The Gunners certainly hope that the player will reduce his salary requests in order to share the agreement. The opportunity to move to a Premier League club will also be very exciting for the player. It would be a major step in his career, and he could test himself at a high level. Regular football in England could accelerate its development.