Following the recent developments in Arsenal's transfer saga with Mykhaylo Mudryk, Edu and Mikel Arteta may start looking elsewhere for more attacking depth. The Gunners have been linked with several top forwards in the footballing world, including Tammy Abraham, Facundo Torres and Noah Okafor.
Although Arsenal have scored 33 goals in 14 Premier League games this season, the need for more options in the forward department is paramount, as seen by their early Carabao Cup exit at the hands of Brighton, where none of the usual attacking quartet started.
Regarding some of their transfer targets, the Gunners may be forced to wait until the summer as many clubs are unlikely to part ways with their top assets. This is proven by the rapid price increase of Shakhtar's Mudryk with the Ukrainian club likely hoping the 21-year-old will at least stay until the end of the season.
