The Portuguese Super League is so deep, why does Arsenal still have to buy a striker from here?

Arsenal and Portugal Sports' transfer negotiations on Zhekelais have been tug-of-war for many days, and the answer may not be revealed until the first round of the Premier League starts. Considering Arsenal's eagerness to strengthen the No. 9 position, it is only a matter of time before Zhekelais enters the Premier League, and the Swedes need to break the haze that is shrouded in the Portuguese Super League Golden Boot.

10 seasons, all the eight Golden Boots are parallel?

Since the 2014/15 season, Jonas, Dost, Seferovic, Carlos Vinicius, Pizzi, Gonsalves, Taremi, Nunes and Dzekelish have successively won the Portuguese Super League Golden Boot. Carlos Vinicius' Premier League journey (Tottenham) ended in a bleak situation. Taremi has become a marginal role on Inter Milan's forward line. Nunes is facing the danger of being swept out by Liverpool. Jonas, Dost, Seferovic, Pizzi and Gonsalves have not received invitations from the giants. The reputation of the former DreamWorks has collapsed.

Deliberate packaging cannot withstand the storm

In recent years, a large number of "second-dealers" clubs in European football have appeared. They will help midfielders to brush data through tactical resources, use public opinion to promote prices, and finally let the wealthy clubs in the five major leagues open the checkbook.

The "parallel" rate of players produced in Frankfurt and Atlanta is very high, and stars from Benfica and Portugal Sports are repeatedly disappointing. It is worth mentioning that Porto is different from the other two giants. Since Mourinho's era, Porto has formed a style of playing that focuses on efficiency. The echelon is down-to-earth when cultivating young players. Vitinia, Louis Dias and others have polished the dragon's signature.

Choose one of the three extremes, Arsenal narrowed the road

At the same time Arsenal was striving to buy Zhekelais, Naples, Chelsea, Manchester United, and other teams who were originally looking to buy this magic striker all withdrew one after another, which is enough to illustrate the problem. All the 8 Portuguese Super League Golden Boots have become "parallel goods". In this case, Arsenal still has to spend a lot of money to poach people from here. Zhekelais's prospects in the Premier League are worrying.

The new director Berta brought 300 million pounds of signing funds. Arsenal's willingness to strengthen the center in this summer window is well known, and they are in a very passive situation in the signing negotiations. Newcastle will not tolerate the Gunners' internal poaching (Isaac), and Leipzig asked for too much price on Seschko, leaving only Dzekelish of the first three choices. It is worth mentioning that Osmeon has also flowed into the free market now, and the Naples striker's value is exactly 75 million euros. Arsenal may be able to consider opening up his mind.