‘Oh my gosh’: Ian Wright has now urged Arsenal to sign 19-year-old Premier League player.

Evan Ferguson, who is 19 years old and has emerged as one of the most promising prospects in the Premier League, has sparked interest from Arsenal’s Ian Wright, who has now exhorted Arsenal to acquire the striker.

This past weekend, in Brighton & Hove Albion’s 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest, the Republic of Ireland international was once again in the scoring column. With this achievement, Ferguson now has six goals in the Premier League.

Based on allegations that Arsenal has already begun scouting Ferguson, Wright’s enthusiasm for the Gunners to make every effort to acquire the attacker for north London is unsurprising.Arsenal is undoubtedly seeking a long-term striker, given that Gabriel Jesus is sidelined with injuries for the majority of the season and Eddie Nketiah has yet to demonstrate the form that has persuaded supporters he is capable of playing in the starting lineup.However, in Wright’s opinion, Ferguson is the player Arsenal should be pursuing, as the youngster possesses every quality necessary to thrive with the Premier League titans.

Wright responded to a question regarding Ferguson via Wrighty’s House: “I cannot stress enough how much I would jump at the chance to have him join Arsenal.” “We shall observe the course of events.”

Arsenal ought to follow Ian Wright’s advice and pursue Evan Ferguson.It appears that Arsenal will add a striker to its roster during the summer transfer window of the following year, with Mikel Arteta and Edu Gaspar making substantial investments in that position.

In addition, considering his age and experience in the Premier League, Ferguson could be an outstanding addition to the limited roster that Arsenal possesses.

Ferguson, who is only 19 years old, is still in the early stages of his footballing career, having yet to reach his full potential at Brighton.

However, Arsenal could unlock that for the striker, as Ferguson has demonstrated for the Seagulls that he has the ability to flourish for a premier club such as the Gunners in the coming years.