Arsenal coach McCle Artita said that Arsenal is “actively looking” to bring some offensive options this week after the loss of Gabriel Jesus and Bocaio Saka due to injuries.
Jesus suffered from an injury in the cruciate ligament of the knee during the Arsenal match with Manchester United in the FA Cup this month, while Saka underwent surgery due to a knee strings in December.
The duo scored 16 goals in all competitions this season and scored 15 decisive passes.
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Rarely contracting with players in January is easy, but Artita said that the club is keen to take a step if he can, before the Premier League match with Wolverhampton Wandeers.
“We have lost very important players. We lack the goals and options on the front, this is clear. Artita said:” If we can get the right player, this is what we look actively. “
“Any player? No, someone makes us better and has an effect on the team. During the period when we lost these players, we need some help because we are short.
“The team is still dealing with that, but we have to do what is appropriate for the club.”
In response to a question about whether Arsenal will need to sell some players to make way for the upcoming contracts, Artita said: “It is all about balance and depends on the player.
“Is it the player who will give us the space or will restrict us again in a specific position? The rules are very difficult. Not only is what you attend and what you sell, but what resources you have after that.
Arsenal, who missed a 2-2 draw with Aston Villa last week, is second in the Premier League table and is late for Liverpool with six points, with a postponed match for the leader.
North London club will imagine its chances of maintaining this gap at least when he travels to Wolverhampton on Saturday, where its rival, the 17th place lost the last three games in the league, but Artita urged caution.
“It will be a truly difficult match tomorrow,” the Spanish coach added.
“They are a really good team, so we will have to compete. They are at a different moment as well. Everything is important. You also know that I prefer not to talk about individuals, only about the collective quality they enjoy.
