Arsene Wenger Tracking Unknown Serie A Midfielder?
Brescia’s midfielder Omar El Kaddouri believed to be one of Arsene Wenger’s possible summer targets has admitted the fact that even though he’s happy in Italy, the Premiership has always been appealing to him and that he’s flattered to be linked with a club such as Arsenal.
‘I do not know if they are interested in me, but it is flattering.
‘I am settled in Italy to be honest, but Premier League football is appealing to any player.’
Arsene Wenger has been looking high and wide for a top midfielder who can replace the likes of Nasri and Fabregas, and although he might be watching Omar we have to admit that he’s not the best of choices. The likes of Cazorla, Afellay or even Belhanda would be much more adequate for Arsenal in a time of need like this one.
Arsene Wenger would better stop fooling around looking at players which may or may not be good enough, and start tacking those which will certainly come with a bang at Arsenal. His indecision in cases like Mata’s or Aguero’s proved to be very bad mistakes as we can all see what impact they managed to have on the Premiership. Who do you think Arsenal should bring in next?
“[Wenger’s] indecision in cases like Mata’s or Aguero’s proved to be very bad mistakes as we can all see what impact they managed to have on the Premiership.”
Care to name some proof? Have we bid for Aguero? Were we even linked with Aguero? We were linked with Mata a-plenty, but that doesn’t even mean we ever bid for him. And if so, if Wenger was in any way personally involved in the bidding process.
Also, could you perhaps specify what you mean by “time of need”? Of what particular need are you thinking? The “high and wide” fragment is also curious, as it’s mostly based on media speculation, which, as most of us people who do think about what they read know, is usually pure and unadulterated b.s.
While the news you present are interesting, your perspective is adversely affected by some barely founded assertions. I sincerely hope you’re capable of working through this issue.