While the major honours haven't come - bar some FA Cups - Arsenal have had some supremely gifted players pull on the famous red and white shirt during the Emirates era.
In Mikel Arteta's current team, you've got the likes of William Saliba, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka, who wouldn't look too out of place in some of the club's more successful sides.
Go back a little further, and the likes of Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and Mesut Özil were wowing fans every week, but perhaps the player who entertained more than any other during his stint at the club was Alexis Sanchez.
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The Chilean international racked up a stellar haul of 80 goals and 44 assists in 166 games for the North Londoners, and while his exit left a dreadfully sour taste in the mouths of fans, he remains one of the very best players to have graced the Emirates.
So, fans should be incredibly excited about recent reports linking the club with another superstar attacker who could be their new Sanchez.
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With Arsenal's need for more goals in the team next year undeniable, there have been several talented wingers linked with the side in recent weeks, like Antoine Semenyo and Bryan Mbeumo.
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The former could be available for just £42m in the summer, which seems like more than a fair price, as not only can he play on either side of the pitch, but he's also scored 11 goals and provided seven assists in 40 games this year.
Mbeumo looks set to be marginally more expensive at £51m, but even then, that seems like a reasonable price for a winger who's scored 18 goals and provided nine assists in just 40 appearances for Brentford this term.
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However, if a winger has the potential to be the Gunners' next Sanchez, they have to be truly special, like Rodrygo.
Yes, according to a recent report from Spain, Arsenal are indeed interested in the Real Madrid superstar.
In fact, he goes a step further, revealing that the North Londoners are "one of the clubs that has shown the most interest" in the Brazilian international, or in other words, they are currently leading the race for him.
However, while no price is mentioned in the report, stories from earlier this month claim that it could cost up to £85m to sign the talented winger this year.
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo
It could be a complicated and costly transfer to get over the line, but given Rodrygo's incredible ability, it's one worth splashing the cash for.
Why Rodrygo would be Arsenal's new Sanchez
Given Sanchez's spectacular stint with Arsenal, it's certainly a big claim to say that Rodrygo could be the club's new version of him, but there are some key similarities.
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Firstly, like the former Barcelona player with Lionel Messi and Neymar Jr, the Real ace would be making his way to the Emirates to get out of the shadow of Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior.
Second, he'd be leaving one of Spain's big two for the Gunners at 24 years old, just a year younger than the Chilean icon.
Moreover, he'd be able to add some much-needed threat to the North Londoners' left-hand side, which has been seriously lacking this term.
For example, in 50 appearances, the Osasco-born dynamo has scored 13 goals and provided ten assists, and then last year, he managed to rack up a sensational haul of 18 goals and nine assists in 52 games.
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Furthermore, it's not just the fact he can score and create goals from the wing; it's the way in which he plays, the way in which he drives at defences and terrifies opposition defenders that could see him become like Sanchez.
Finally, the "world-class superstar," as dubbed by Luka Modrić, also knows how to win, as, during his time with Los Blancos, he has lifted three La Liga titles, two Champion Leagues, one Spanish Cup and plenty more.
Ultimately, from the similarity in how he might join the club to his playing style and output, Rodrygo has every chance of becoming Arsenal's new Sanchez, so Arteta and Co have to do all they can to sign him as soon as possible.
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