Post: Sesco is Arsenal s number one target, while paying attention to Spider-Baby Isaac Watkins

June 15th: The striker is Arsenal's main reinforcement position this summer. The Daily Mail said that the Gunners have turned their main target to other players after being blocked from introducing Yorke.

Arsenal has negotiated with Portugal Sports on Yorke and the player himself hopes to transfer, but the two clubs have not reached an agreement on the transfer fee. It is reported that Arsenal's £55 million first-term offer and £60 million improved offer were rejected by Portuguese. Portuguese media Records said that the gunmen had put aside their interest in Yorkez.

After the setback, Arsenal rekindled its attention to Villa forward Watkins. Arsenal had planned to sign Watkins in January, but Villa refused the Gunners' offer. Watkins scored 17 goals for Villa 54 times last season, and he made it clear that if he didn't get more playing time, he would have to consider his future.

The Daily Mail has also reported that the Gunners have listed Leipzig forward Sesco as the number one introduction target, and Sesco made 45 appearances last season and scored 21 goals. At the same time, Isaac and Alvarez were also included in the interest list by Arsenal.

After failing to compete for the championship last season due to insufficient firepower and injuries, Arteta is determined to strengthen the front line. The new sports director Berta took over Edu's transfer negotiations. On the other hand, the Gunners' attempt to pursue Nico has also been hindered, with the Bilbao forward already having talks with Barcelona and Bayern.

Arteta had promised Arsenal would make a series of sufficiently substantial signings this summer. He said: "The club will have big moves, and we are very excited about it. Our plans for the first five summers are heavyweight and have different goals. At that time, many players signed three to five years of contracts, so the team's adjustments and plans for the next five years are closely related to this."