Arsenal going up against Spurs to sign a “prolific” £56 million improvement on Son.

To conclude their Premier League campaign, Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur team trounced Sheffield United convincingly on Sunday afternoon.

Despite a few bumps along the way, the Australian’s first season in England has gone incredibly well.

However, the club lost six of its remaining 11 games, scoring just 15 goals and conceding 22 goals.

This means that before the summer, the offense must also be strengthened in addition to the defense. Based on current rumors, the player who has been most recently connected to N17 would be the best candidate to start in Son Heung-min’s position up top.

According to a recent rumor from a Spanish source, Tottenham is apparently eager to capture talented striker Benjamin Šeško of RB Leipzig before the summer transfer window opens. They might even be able to wrest him away from their fierce rivals, Arsenal.

The article also names Chelsea as an interested party, suggesting that all three London teams could be vying for the 20-year-old’s services.

The cost is not stated in the article, but over the weekend, Sky Sports Germany reporter Philipp Hinze reported that the Bundesliga team set the forward’s summer release clause at €65 million, or roughly £56 million.

It would not be cheap to bring in a top goal scorer to replace Son up front, but it would be worth it if it meant denying Chelsea and Arsenal the same opportunity.

What is the comparison between the two in terms of their fundamental parameters that are relevant to strikers? It should come as no surprise that the former Salzburg “machine,” in the words of talent scout Jacek Kulig, comfortably wins given his prior expertise in the role.

In a ninety-minute period, he scores more goals that are not penalty kicks, takes more shots and hits more of them on goal, scores from more of his shots and hits more of them on target, and wins a sizable number of aerial duels.

Spurs are ultimately still a long way from being among the top teams in the country. Signing Šeško to take Son’s spot at number nine is a smart move, even though Son is an incredible talent. Arsenal would lose one of their primary goals as a result of this.

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