The contract of Arsenal’s number one striker, Target, includes a £55 million release clause.

The contract of Arsenal’s number one striker, Target, includes a £55 million release clause. This summer, Arsenal is poised to experience one of its most significant transfer windows in its history.

It is widely recognised that the Arsenal will be in the market for a world-class centre forward, and Fabrizio Romano has provided a significant update on their ongoing search. Mikel Arteta is in dire need of a striker who can propel Arsenal to the main trophies.

The Spaniard’s team is undeniably one of the most talented in the world; however, they are only lacking the final component at the top to elevate them to the next level. Arsenal’s objective is to recruit the most exceptional athletes in each position. There are few strikers who will likely be available next summer that the Gunners could sign to elevate them to the next level.

The Gunners have received an advantage in their pursuit of Benjamin Sesko, as it has been disclosed that he has a £55 million release clause in his current contract. Arsenal is monitoring the progress of the RB Leipzig striker, who has a £55m buy-out clause, according to Sami Mokbel, in anticipation of the summer transfer window.

This season, the 21-year-old has scored 15 goals across all competitions. Last summer, the Gunners attempted to acquire Sesko; however, he elected to remain in Germany for an additional season.

It is anticipated that his circumstances will change in the coming months. Fabrizio Romano recently provided an update on Benjamin Sesko, who is a high priority on Arsenal’s list of targets. “They will undertake an extremely significant, significant, and significant endeavour during the summer.”

CLICK HERE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRESENT. Join the Arsenal WhatsApp Group Chat Now! “The consensus is that Benjamin Sesko will have the opportunity to try something new and unique. Arsenal will undoubtedly be present, as he is one of the top strikers in the Arsenal squad and is also highly regarded by other clubs, such as Chelsea.”