Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal might make a last-minute move to sign a new striker this summer, following reports of a reduced transfer fee.
Arsenal could secure their striker target for just £30 million, as the club is now willing to lower their asking price.
The Gunners are focused on strengthening all areas of their squad as they aim to mount another strong Premier League title challenge, hoping to go one step further than last season.
While signing another striker has been a topic of discussion at the North London club this summer, no formal offers have been made for any of their targets.
Arsenal has shown interest in Ivan Toney and may decide to push for the England striker, as multiple reports suggest Brentford could be prepared to reduce their asking price to under £50 million.
One of those reports comes from talkSPORT commentator Tony Cascarino, who revealed that the England international might be available for as little as £40 million, including potential add-ons.
Furthermore, The Times has claimed that the Brentford striker is now available for £30 million as he enters the final year of his contract at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Arsenal could sign their striker target for just £30 million, as the club is willing to reduce the asking price.
The drop in the 28-year-old’s valuation could be a strategic move by Brentford to ensure they receive a fee for him, as he would be able to leave on a free transfer when his contract expires next summer.
