Arsenal hit gold on a “special” hale ender

Under Mikel Arteta leadership, almost everything has changed to Arsenal.

Spaniard took over the middle side of the stuck nowhere and turned them into a great team that was ua Premier league The title of race for the third Bounce campaign this season.

On top of that, the club is now seemingly more prepared to swallow money on Marquee signatures than they have been in the past, which is probably something we will see in the summer.

Moreover, last summer he was for the first time in a long time that the club was one of the best -selling sides in a transfer window, though it should be said that a few months before getting a job, the club hit Jackpot by selling a huge profit graduate and more than more than Emile Smith Rowe went for last season.

The best sales of Artete

Before you reach the player in question, it is worth watching a few best sales of Artea as a manager of Arsenal, starting with someone who made a significant profit: Folarin Balogun.

There were times when an American striker viewed as the next large center center, so much, in fact, that Martin Keown compared him with Ian Wright and Andy Cole 2020.

This belief is further reinforced when he achieved a striker in New York 22 goals and secured three assists In 39 appearances in the first team while on loan with Ligue 1 side stage in season 22/23.

However, instead of integrating him into his team’s next campaign, the manager decided to switch him to Monaco For a huge fee of around £ 34 millionThe statement that has been reached 11 goals and scored five assists In 42 appearances, because it would be fair to say that it was a real decision.

The sale that may be a little more controversial among Gunners believers today is Smith Rowe.

The Hale End product was a solid favorite on the fans at the Emirates because of the way he and Bukayo Saka came to a prominent and probably helped to make Arthte in his term of office.

However, a series of injuries and signing Martin Odegaard eventually switched him to a little role at best.

Considering that this season will not stop so much in a significant time of games, the club agreed to sell it to Fulham at a fee This could reach £ 34 million.

Now, even though it is a good price, a combination of injuries to the Arteh team and the fact that he has collected a A collection of seven goals This term brought to the question of whether he should have been released.

Interestingly, the same things were not said about one of the English teammates at Craven Cottage, which was sold by Gunners for even more money in 2019.

Arsenal star sold for more than Smith Rowe

So, when it comes to impressive sales before Artea has taken over the Arsenal manager, you cannot see the past Alex Iwobi.

The Fulham’s star joined Gunners as a young man and, under the administration of the Great Arsène Wenger and Unai Emery, he would continue 149 appearances in the first teamin which he scored 15 goals and scored 24 assists.

The Nigerian International was reliable, if a little unctacular, during his stay in northern London, so when Everton was gave an offer of £ 35m To sign him in the summer of 2019, it seemed like he couldn’t thank him for the service and send him to Goodison.

What made the sale even more amazing is that, because he was a player of the Academy, the overall fee was profit, which undoubtedly made one of the best sales in the history of the club.

Ever since he left the artillery, “exceptional” talent, as Called Wengerhas engraved a great career for himself in the Premier League, making 140 performs for Toffees, and then, from his 22m pounds move to Craven CottageHe made it 67 appearances for Western Londoniansin which he scored 13 goals and scored six assists.

Over the years he became an integral player of Marc Silva, and it was no surprise to hear Arteta describes him as a The “awful talent” and “very special” player in front of his party’s match against Fulham in December, a match that began former Ash of the former Gunners and ended with 1-1 withdrawal.

Ultimately, although Iwobi had a great superior career and would certainly be a useful player of the band for Arteta and Co, Arsenal made the correct decision to sell it when they did so, as now, the money offered by Everton would be too good to refuse.