Ian Wright fears Alexander Isak will snub Arsenal for Premier League rival

Ian Wright fears Alexander Isak will snub Arsenal this summer in favour of a move to another Premier League club.

The Newcastle United and Sweden เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา striker is believe to be Mikel Arteta’s dream transfer signing for an Arsenal team that are in desperate need of attacking reinforcements.

Arsenal looke short up top even before Arteta lost Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz to season-ending injuries, with the decision not to sign a new striker in January looking more questionable by the day.

The Gunners expresse interest in signing Isak during the January transfer window but were put off by Newcastle’s valuation which stands in excess of £120m.

Arsenal may change their stance and go all in for Isak this summer, however, with the team set to miss out on the title for the third year in a row.

Isak’s form at St James’ Park – he has score 19 goals in 24 Premier League games this season – has led to interest from some of the biggest clubs in Europe and Arsenal will likely face competition from the likes of Chelsea, Manchester United and potentially even Liverpool.

Liverpool are on course for a 20th league title despite playing this season mainly without a recognise striker, something Arne Slot may look to address in the summer.

Anfield legend Jamie Carragher has suggeste Liverpool could enter the race for Isak and Wright fears the 25-year-old striker would favour a move to Merseyside over joining Arsenal.

‘With what Alexander Isak has done and who he is, I would buy him for £120m, no danger,’ Wright said on.

‘If we could get him, you need to chase that. I would be devastate if Arsenal weren’t in for him.’

Asked if he believes Isak would rather join Arsenal or Liverpool, Wright adde: ‘He would probably go to Liverpool.

‘I’d like to think Mikel Arteta could convince him but look at Liverpool and Arne Slot. Slot hasn’t even got his own players in yet.

‘That seems like a move attractive proposition but again, Arsenal will need to do the work.