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Arsenal may not sign a new striker during the summer transfer window, according to TNAT Patreon.
The north London giants were keen on landing Benjamin Sesko earlier this month, but he has made the decision to stay at Leipzig.
The Slovenian has agreed to extend his stay at the Bundesliga outfit on improved terms. His increase clause could be increased too.
Amidst this, TNAT report that the Gunners are not looking for an alternative and Sesko was regarded as a market opportunity for them.
The club are now likely to prioritise other key positions and a marquee wide player could be signed instead of another centre-forward.
The Gunners retain a strong interest in Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams, who currently has a release clause of around 50 million euros.
Williams has the ability to play on either wing, but the big question is whether he would accept a reduced role from the starting XI at Arsenal.
