PAPER TALK: Arsenal not giving up on Alexander Isak, as the striker’s price emerges

Now that the summer transfer window has opened, all eyes on Arsenal are on Mikel Arteta, who wants to bolster his

team so they can contend for the championship the following year.

After narrowly losing out on the Premier League title, Arsenal’s attention is now entirely focused on the summer transfer window.

The Gunners qualified for the Champions League the following season by finishing second in the Premier League.

However, as they attempt to improve on their European campaign from the previous season, they now have a

nightmare group stage to contend with.

This information was provided to the Gunners concurrently with Newcastle’s enormous demand for Alexander Isak.

Mikel Arteta had the striker as one of his main objectives going into the summer, but he might have to give up on the

Swede now.

According to Cesc Fabregas’ perspective, Arteta might be pressured to continue pursuing a striker if the move for Isak

proves successful. Mirror Football compiles all of the most recent Arsenal news here.

Gunners face Champions League nightmare as Alexander Isak price emerges

After Atalanta was proclaimed the Europa League winners, Arsenal was dealt a terrible Champions League draw.

Ademola Lookman’s hat-trick gave Gian Piero Gasperini’s team a 3-0 victory over Bayer Leverkusent.

If Roma wins a spot in the Champions League, that means Italy might have six teams participating in the competition. Arsenal is anticipated to be placed in the second seeding block, while they would move into the top seeding block.

Every team will play two clubs from each of the four seeding pots as per the new league-style competition rules. In the

worst case scenario, should the Gunners fall into the third seeding third, they might have to play Paris Saint-Germain

and Bayern Munich from Pot 1 and Barcelona and Juventus from Pot 2.

Cesc Fabregas has pleaded with his old team, Arsenal, to spend the summer transfer window on a top-tier striker.

The former captain of the Gunners feels that Mikel Arteta’s team suffered as a result of lacking a consistent goal scorer.

Newcastle set mammoth Isak asking price

Newcastle want nearly £200 million for Alexander Isak in an effort to stymie Arsenal’s summertime interest. As the Gunners seek to expand their alternatives at striker, Isak has become one of their main targets.

However, after an outstanding season, the Magpies are anxious to retain onto the Swedish international. They have dismissed rumors that said they would accept £90 million for the striker with laughter.

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