Arsenal Are Competing With Tottenham Hotspur And Newcastle United To Sign The In-form Fiorentina Striker: Is He A Good Choice? | OneFootball

Arsenal tried hard for the Premier League this season but are expected to fall short of the title yet again. The club have transformed under Mikel Arteta but have still not been able to get their hands on the elusive trophy. One of the main reasons behind this has been their inconsistency in scoring goals. Gabriel Jesus has been a complete failure and Kai Havertz has not shined in the ongoing season. Therefore, the club will definitely be targeting a world-class striker.

Arsenal want to sign Moise Kean

Gazzetta dello Sport via Sport Witness, Arsenal are competing with Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United to sign the in-form Fiorentina striker, Moise Kean. He has been in sensational form this season. The report has revealed that Fiorentina will charge €52 million for his sale.

Moise Kean has scored 15 goals in 26 matches so far in the Serie A 2024/2025 season. Overall, his goals scored per 90 minutes is 0.62. Moreover, Kean’s total G/A (goals + assists) is 18 for this season. His goal involvement equates to 0.74 per 90 minutes. The Fiorentina man’s non-penalty xG per 90 minutes is 0.59.

Fiorentina’s dynamic striker is a bundle of energy and instinct. At 24, he has got the pace to torch defenders, darting into spaces with a predator’s hunger. Kean’s finishing is sharp—whether it’s a low drive or a clever chip, he’s clinical when it clicks. Strong in the air and fearless in the box, the Fiorentina striker thrives on physical battles, shrugging off markers with ease. His link-up play’s improving, too, showing flashes of vision. Consistency is his Achilles’ heel, but when he’s on, his traits of power, speed, and flair make him a handful for any defense.

Is he a good choice?

Arsenal’s interest in Moise Kean has sparked debate among fans. The Fiorentina striker’s pace, power, and knack for goals could add bite to Mikel Arteta’s attack, especially with Gabriel Jesus’ form dipping. At 24, Kean has room to grow, and his physicality suits the Premier League. Some wonder if his inconsistency is a risk, but if Arteta unlocks his potential, he could be a bargain. It’s a move worth considering. Moreover, the striker also has prior Premier League experience while playing at Everton.