Although Arsenal have scored the most goals in the Premier League this season (77), they still lack a prolific top scorer in their squad, with the top scorer already on the right winger Bukayo Saka (14). In a bid to further strengthen their attacking line, Arsenal are reportedly interested in acquiring RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, who has a £43 million buy-out clause in his contract, which is quite "worth buying".
It is reported that Arsenal originally wanted to sign a top striker such as Evan Toney or Osimhen, but with Havertz switching from midfield to an arrow striker, manager Arteta changed his plan and wanted to sign a young striker to slowly cultivate, and the 20-year-old Sesko became Arsenal's target. The Slovenian striker has not necessarily started at RB Leipzig this season, starting just 14 times in the Bundesliga but scoring 10 goals.
Sesko joined RB Leipzig from Red Bull Salzburg last year, and it is reported that there is a buyout clause of 43 million pounds in his contract, which is definitely on the low side of the current transfer market, but there are rumours that Chelsea and Manchester United want to play Sesko's idea, and Sesko's transfer competition will definitely be very fierce.
