Arsenal is said to have agreed to pay the release clause for an “unstoppable” forward, as per reports…

Arsenal reportedly reached an agreement to activate the release clause for a forward described as “unplayable.”

Arsenal, under the leadership of Edu Gaspar, have reportedly reached an agreement to activate the release clause of a highly skilled forward for a fee of £86 million, as per recent reports.

Edu and Arteta are focused on securing four crucial signings for Arsenal.

Rumors suggest that Arsenal is aiming to secure four key signings before the summer transfer window closes on August 30, with positions to be filled including goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, and forward.

While negotiations continue for Bologna’s Riccardo Calafiori, many fans are eagerly anticipating the arrival of a new star striker at London Colney.

A prolific center-forward has long been considered by many critics as the missing piece in Arteta’s plan.

Arsenal were previously linked with Brentford’s Ivan Toney, but talks have since quieted down.

Despite the decreased interest in Toney, Arsenal is still on the lookout for a new striker if the right opportunity arises.

Arteta is rumored to be interested in Ajax’s Brian Brobbey as an alternative to Gabriel Jesus, while bigger names like Victor Osimhen from Napoli have also been mentioned.

Although Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, and Kai Havertz scored a total of 51 goals last season, Arteta is reportedly looking for a striking partner for Havertz in the upcoming season.

Arsenal presented a promising offer to RB Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko for a position earlier in the transfer window.

However, Edu and his team faced a quick refusal as the Slovenian player opted to remain in the Bundesliga and continue his growth with his current team.

There are alternative options available for Arsenal in the transfer market, but it seems they might need to make significant investments.

A recent report suggests that the club is prepared to do so.

Arsenal has reportedly reached an agreement with Sporting Lisbon to pay £86 million for the signing of Viktor Gyokeres.

The Swedish striker, who has been praised for his exceptional performance by former teammate Maxime Biamou, scored an impressive 43 goals and provided 15 assists in 50 appearances last season.

With a total of 58 goal contributions, Gyokeres has attracted significant interest, and it remains to be seen if this deal will be finalized as Arsenal aims to strengthen their attacking options.