Arsenal is intensifying its search for a reliable striker as the January transfer window approaches, aiming to secure a deal that could strengthen their Premier League title hopes. The club has struggled to sign a consistent center-forward in recent transfer windows, which could have a major impact on their season.
Several players have emerged as possible targets, such as Viktor Gyokeres, Alexander Isak, and Victor Osimhen. However, Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford has also been mentioned due to the uncertainty surrounding his future at Old Trafford. Arsenal has shown interest in Rashford before, and the January window may provide another chance to renew their pursuit.
Reports indicate that Manchester United has set a £40 million price for Rashford, even though his contract runs for another three years. This relatively low valuation, compared to his previous market value, reflects the club’s need to comply with profit and sustainability regulations under new manager Ruben Amorim. Furthermore, Rashford’s high wage demands could complicate his sale, potentially limiting the number of interested buyers.