10-goal man, star wanted by Liverpool: 3 players Arsenal should consider re-signing – Our View

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Arsenal transfer news is in full swing, with the Gunners said to be interested in Mykhaylo Mudryk as well as a few others.

The Gunners are not in desperate need of reinforcements, although Mikel Arteta is surely wary of the need to keep his squad fresh as he competes with the mighty Manchester City in the Premier League title race.

Interestingly, the north Londoners have let some superb players depart the Emirates Stadium in the past – here are three players we feel Arsenal should consider re-signing to boost their title hopes…

Serge Gnabry

Arsenal seem determined to sign another forward, amid strong links to Mudryk – the Evening Standard believe talks are being held with Shakhtar Donetsk.

However, if that deal fails to materialise, it would definitely be worth trying to re-sign Serge Gnabry, who left Arsenal for Werder Bremen in 2016.

The Germany international has since risen to become one of the best forwards in Europe at Bayern Munich, scoring ten goals in 23 appearances so far this season.

Capable of playing wide or centrally, the Hale End graduate would be a fine addition.

Yunus Musah

Another Hale End graduate in Yunus Musah was let go by the Gunners in 2019, although he would now represent a fantastic signing to bolster the midfield department.

The United States international shone for his country at the World Cup in Qatar, with 90min claiming that Liverpool are now keen to sign him as a result of his excellent displays.

Arteta could certainly do with a new midfield option, so a deal to re-sign Musah would make plenty of sense.

Emiliano Martinez

Now, this one is a bit of a long shot after his heroics in the World Cup final for Argentina.

Emiliano Martinez – who Arsenal sold to Aston Villa for just £17m in 2020 – is now a superstar after winning the World Cup, saving a penalty from Kingsley Coman in the shootout, and seems to have overtaken Aaron Ramsdale in terms of ability.

Aston Villa would surely demand a significant sum to sell their No.1 back to Arsenal, but if there is even a small chance of a deal happening, Edu should give it some consideration.