Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta smiles during a training session.
Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United should think about making a move to sign Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey.
That's according to journalist Darren Lewis, who believes Brobbey could lead the line for the Premier League giants.
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Premier League giants have been urged to make a move for Brobbey after his hat-trick last weekend
The Netherlands international scored a superb hat-trick against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
They were his first goals of the top-flight campaign, but his game is much more than goals, as the forward uses his strength to brush off defenders and hold up play as a brilliant target man.
And Lewis thinks that quality is exactly what some of the 'Big Six' need, calling on them to potentially bring him in.
Brobbey is 'a one-man wrecking ball'
He said on talkSPORT's Kick-Off with Adrian Durham: “I watched him play in the Netherlands game vs Sweden at the World Cup.
"It was a fantastic example of terrific centre forward play. He was bullying centre-halves, latching onto balls from the wide areas.
“The way that Ronald Koeman played him was superb because he was just a one-man wrecking ball."
Lewis added: "I see him as an option at Liverpool... with his strength, but his vision and his ability to read the game so well.
"And to take advantage, latch onto one centre-half, then another. And just intimidate and frighten the life out of them.
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"Man United could really do with somebody with that capability.
"I think Arsenal could [too], absolutely.”
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Brobbey has been labelled a 'wrecking ball' for his impressive hold-up play and strength
Would Arsenal, Liverpool or Man United buy Brobbey?
Arsenal only signed Viktor Gyokeres last summer, but he seems to have already lost his starting place to Kai Havertz.
Gyokeres was linked to an exit in August, with Mikel Arteta going on to firmly state that he wouldn't be going anywhere.
However, after his slow start to the season, could the Gunners be tempted to move on and bring in Brobbey instead?
As for Liverpool, Alexander Isak appears to be finding some of his old form, while Hugo Ekitike will return from his injury at the end of this year, so they may not move for a new striker.
For Man United though, they appear to be crying out for a solid No.9, with Benjamin Sesko still struggling to make an impact and Joshua Zirkzee in the same boat.
Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbuemo have stood in up front, but signing Brobbey could allow them to flourish in their more natural positions and bring something extra to United's attack.
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Man United have had troubles up front this season - could Brobbey be a solution?
An 'old-school' striker
talkSPORT's Danny Murphy thinks Brobbey needs to keep scoring goals if he wants to make a move to a Premier League giant.
The 24-year-old has ten goals in 38 Sunderland appearances in all competitions since joining from Ajax for £17million.
Murphy also believes he's 'not aesthetically pleasing' to watch play, but that that's what makes him such a fan favourite.
The ex-Premier League midfielder said: “He's very old school and brilliant at what he does and we all love that because we all remember seeing players very much like him.
“He needs to keep scoring, of course, as a striker because if you're not scoring, the rest of it's irrelevant.
"But he's not aesthetically pleasing to what most football fans or younger football fans are used to.
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Brobbey has scored 10 goals for Sunderland since joining the club last year
“The kids who grow up playing FIFA. The skills and the tricks and the flicks. I think that we've moved away a little bit from what's effective and what's good on the football pitch to what we like to see.
"I think the younger generation likes the player that might not score so much... might not hold the ball up all the time, but it's just the way football is.
"I think if I was a player, if I was a midfielder playing with him [I'd love it]. So good!”