The matchup between Arsenal and Real Madrid promises to be one of the most exciting of the season. The Londoners are in second place in the Premier League, but Liverpool is emerging as the big favorite to take the title. Meanwhile, Real Madrid is at the top of LaLiga, although their recent performances have left some doubts.
An Ambitious and Prepared Arsenal
The team led by Mikel Arteta doesn't want to miss the opportunity to keep advancing in the Champions League. With a solid project and a competitive squad, the English have shown they can compete against the best. However, Arteta is aware that he needs more depth in several positions to face the challenges of the next season with greater guarantees.

The Transfer Market Is Already Underway
Despite being focused on the matchup against Real Madrid, the Londoners are already making moves in the market. Although any reinforcement won't arrive in time for the European clash, the management is clear that they must get ahead of the competition. With that goal, Arsenal is preparing a significant investment to secure a top-level signing as soon as possible.
An 80 Million Investment Before Real Madrid
Arsenal is willing to spend 80 million euros on a new forward to strengthen their attack. The lack of options in the forward line has forced Arteta to improvise solutions to maintain the competitive level. Lately, Mikel Merino has fulfilled the role of a forward, but his natural position is in the midfield, and the need for a goal scorer remains a priority.
Viktor Gyökeres, Arsenal's Main Target
The Swede has become the absolute priority to reinforce the Londoners' attack. His performance this season has been spectacular, with more than 30 goals in all competitions and key performances in the Portuguese league. His numbers have caught the attention of several European giants, including Real Madrid, who are closely following him for the future.
Arsenal in the 'Pole' to Secure the Signing
Although Real Madrid has Gyökeres on their list of potential reinforcements, Arsenal has taken the lead in the negotiation. Several media outlets confirm that the London management is willing to close the deal as soon as possible. By paying his clause, Arteta would secure a top-level 'nine' before facing Real Madrid in the Champions League.

The potential signing of Gyökeres would strengthen Arsenal's attack in the next season and also send a clear message to their rivals. Arteta wants a winning project and is willing to invest to achieve it. Now, the big question is whether Gyökeres will decide on London or if Real Madrid will enter the bidding in the coming weeks.