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West Ham is in the running to sign the 27-year-old Brazilian, Arsenal and Liverpool targets
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At the end of the current campaign, West Ham United is reportedly interested in signing Raphinha, a winger for Barcelona.
The 27-year-old has been linked to a return to the Premier League, and according to a report from Fichajes, Liverpool and Arsenal have already shown interest in signing him.
Barcelona is experiencing financial difficulties, so if a sizable offer is made at the end of the current campaign, they may try to cash in on the 27-year-old winger.
It goes without saying that West Ham has to bolster their offensive options, and a goal-scoring winger would be very helpful. The Brazilian has already demonstrated his abilities in the Premier League with Leeds United and the Spanish league. At West Ham, he might have an immediate effect and help them advance. He will offer originality, style, and objectives from a variety of fields.
It won’t be simple to defeat teams like Liverpool and Arsenal. Given their vast financial resources, both teams should be able to provide him with Champions League football.
In the event that Mohamed Salah decides to leave at the end of the season, Liverpool will need a strong wide winger. For them, Raphinha might be a good option. If Barcelona is willing to let the player go, the chance to transfer to Anfield might be enticing to him.
In terms of Arsenal, they require greater offensive depth. To be able to replace players like Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka more frequently, Mikel Arteta needs additional choices. Raphinha would be a perfect match for Arsenal because he is adaptable enough to play on either flank.
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Ten goals thus far this year: Liverpool and Arsenal are interested in a €50 million-rated attacker.
Benjamin Sesko, a striker for RB Leipzig, has been connected to a move to the Premier League in recent weeks.
According to a BILD article, the 20-year-old Slovenian striker’s skills have caught the interest of several Premier League clubs, including Arsenal and Liverpool.
Barcelona and other teams like Manchester City will compete with them. It’s unclear if Arsenal and Liverpool will be able to pay the €50 million release clause in the 20-year-old striker’s contract, which can be activated at the end of the current campaign.
Arsenal needs to add a goal scorer to the team who can challenge Gabriel Jesus for the starting lineup. The Brazilian international has only netted four goals in the Premier League this year, demonstrating his inconsistent goal-scoring ability.
With the correct coaching, Sesko might become a top-tier Premier League striker and help Arsenal with their goal scoring woes.
This season, the young, gifted striker from Slovenia has already scored ten goals in all competitions. He will probably become better with guidance and experience. He will perform better and increase his numbers if he plays with more skilled individuals.
Liverpool, however, might also benefit from having a deeper offensive lineup. Mohamed Salah may leave the Reds at the end of the year, and while Sesko isn’t the Egyptian’s logical successor, he will undoubtedly contribute to the team’s goal total.
The two English teams are undoubtedly wealthy enough to pay €50 million for him, but it is unclear where the player will ultimately find up.
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