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Arsenal renews pursuit of Christian Kofane

Impressed by the Cameroonian striker’s profile, the London club are said to have revived their interest
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Arsenal renews pursuit of Christian Kofane
Arsenal renews pursuit of Christian Kofane

Arsenal have not given up on Christian Kofane. With the winter transfer window approaching, the Gunners are said to have renewed their interest in the Bayer Leverkusen striker from Cameroon. According to talkSPORT, the English club are once again keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old, who has been identified as an option to strengthen their attack.

A profile that appeals to Mikel Arteta

Despite having Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyökeres, Arsenal want to add more options to their attack. Mikel Arteta is particularly looking for his team to be more clinical in front of goal. Christian Kofane appears to fit the bill.

The young Cameroonian has already shown his goalscoring ability and potential in the Bundesliga. Although he is currently injured, his performances continue to attract the attention of several people monitoring the market. This is not the first time the London club have shown an interest in him, either. Arsenal had already assessed his profile in previous transfer windows.

A transfer that could be very expensive

The main challenge for the Gunners will be convincing Bayer Leverkusen. Kofane is under contract until June 2029, putting the German club in a strong position in negotiations. According to reports published previously, Leverkusen could demand up to €100 million for their striker. Since arriving in Germany, Kofane has played 50 competitive matches, scoring 10 goals and providing nine assists.

After spells with AS Nylon in Cameroon and then Albacete in Spain, Christian Kofane has gradually made a name for himself on the European stage. He also has seven caps for the Indomitable Lions, scoring twice. Arsenal will therefore have to assess the cost of a potential deal before making a move.

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