For Arsenal, it might make more sense to run it back than make a desperate transfer
Sunday’s Community Shield served as a reminder that Arsenal are an outstanding attacking team.
The football is back as Arsenal defeated Manchester City in the Community Shield. The attacking struggles last season are well-documented, with Arsenal scoring only 71 goals in the Premier League. Bukayo Saka, Martin Ødegaard, and Kai Havertz were Arsenal's primary attackers, but they were not the primary reason for the team's success.
The three players have shown their quality recently, with Saka showing his form in his debut, Ødegaard being imperious, and Havertz scoring twice. With transfers still open, Arsenal might be better off focusing on keeping their star players fit rather than making desperate transfers.
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