HERE WE GO: Arsenal have finally confirmed the signing of the most sought out striker in Europe on a £100m deal, agreement reached overnight as player will arrive tomorrow for Medical – Congratulations Arsenal fans

LET’S DO IT: Arsenal has finally revealed that they have signed the most-wanted striker in Europe for £100 million. The deal was reached overnight, and the player will arrive tomorrow for a medical. Well done, Arsenal fans!

Daily Mail says that Arsenal wants to sign one of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ best players during the winter transfer window.

During this season, the Gunners have not lived up to predictions. They are nine points behind Liverpool, who is in first place in the Premier League.

Their inconsistent efforts have been made worse by injuries. Bukayo Saka will not be able to play for the club for more than two months.

This happened during the 5-1 win over Crystal Palace; the England player hurt his leg and had to have surgery to fix the problem.

This means Arsenal might have to look for a new attacker, and the Daily Mail says that Wolves’ Matheus Cunha is on their wishlist for the winter.

The person also said that the club has known about the Brazil international for a long time. As things stand, Wolves and the attacker have not been able to come to an agreement on a new deal.

Cunha would be a great mid-season addition.
The 25-year-old is now in his third season with Wolves. With 10 goals and 4 helpers in 19 league games, he’s been in great shape.

Not only has Cunha scored goals, but his high pressing and ball recovery have also caught the eye. Besides that, he has won an impressive 5.7 ground and air duels for every game.

Cunha usually plays as a center forward, but this season he has done well as an attacking midfielder. The player who used to play for Atletico Madrid can also play on the left or right wing.

He can play a lot of different positions, which would make him a great fit for boss Mikel Arteta. However, the big question is whether Wolves will even think about letting him go in January.

It cost Wolves a lot of money—£44 million—to sign him forever, and it might cost them another £60 million to see how strong they are. Arsenal needs to be ambitious and make a big offer.

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira has called Cunha a “special player.” He might be tempted by a move in the middle of the season that could lead to a trophy.