Arsenal are set to face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League final in Budapest this weekend.
Every Arsenal player will be fully locked in on the occasion because victory would immortalise this squad in the history books forever.
Behind the scenes, the club hierarchy will also be keeping a very close eye on the summer transfer market as they cannot afford to fall behind rivals who have already started making aggressive moves.
It emerged yesterday that Aston Villa are prepared to cash in on Morgan Rogers, although the Midlands club reportedly value him at more than £80 million.
We believe Arsenal should seriously consider pushing for the England international if they truly want to build a dominant team capable of ruling English football for years to come.
Expensive but elite-level signing
The Gunners are primarily looking for a new left winger, with doubts over the futures of Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard.
Both players have delivered important moments for Arsenal, but neither consistently looks like a truly elite attacker.
While Martinelli has struggled in the league at times, Trossard has chipped in with crucial goals.
It is important for manager Mikel Arteta to find a more reliable long-term solution in attack.
Arsenal have shown a tendency to sign players who can play in multiple positions like Eberechi Eze.
Rogers perfectly fits that profile and could add enormous value to the newly crowned Premier League champions.
The 22-year-old has enjoyed an impressive season at Villa, netting 14 goals and providing 12 assists in all competitions.
Although Rogers naturally prefers operating through central areas, he has also looked devastating when drifting in from the left flank before driving directly at defenders.
His ability to cut inside and create chaos in defensive lines makes him an extremely dangerous attacking weapon.
There is no doubt that an £80m fee represents a massive investment, but if Arsenal can structure the deal cleverly through add-ons and instalments, Rogers could prove to be an incredibly smart Premier League-proven signing.
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