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Arsenal’s sporting director, Edu, has acknowledged the fans’ calls for the club to sign a new striker in the upcoming summer transfer window. While recognizing the supporters’ concerns, Edu remained discreet about the specific plans and targets Arsenal may have for the upcoming transfer season.

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The acquisition of Gabriel Jesus in 2022 for £45m has been marred by his injuries and a candid admission that goal-scoring isn’t his forte. Eddie Nketiah, the only other central striker in the squad, has not been a regular starter since November. Manager Mikel Arteta has often opted for repurposed wingers or attacking midfielders, such as Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz, in the ‘number nine’ role.

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Speaking after Arsenal’s four-goal performance against Newcastle United in the Premier League, Edu addressed the fans’ concerns in an interview with TNT Sports on Saturday night. He emphasized that while he understands the fans’ desires, the club already has its own ideas and targets. Edu expressed confidence in Arsenal’s goal-scoring capabilities and creative play, stating that the team is constantly working to improve.

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Despite shared goal contributions last season from players like Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, and Gabriel Martinelli, with Saka already scoring 16 in 2023/24, Arsenal has not seen a player surpass 20 goals in a single season since Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s 29 in 2019/20.

It’s reported that Arsenal is monitoring Bologna’s Netherlands Under-21 forward Joshua Zirkzee, along with interest from Manchester United. Additionally, Arsenal has explored options like Dusan Vlahovic, while discussions with Ivan Toney’s representatives were hindered by Brentford’s high asking price, according to 90min sources.