Arsenal favourites to sign "immense" star over Spurs, just imagine him & Calafiori

Over the years, Arsenal have become known for their expansive and free-flowing football, catching the eye and ultimately playing some of the best football in Europe.
Mikel Arteta has reinforced that system during his time in charge at the Emirates, with players such as Martin Odegaard and Declan Rice fitting perfectly into the style of play with their respective passing abilities.

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It has allowed the likes of Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz to thrive in north London, scoring a combined 29 goals in the Premier League last season.

However, it’s the defensive side of Arsenal’s play that has been the most impressive feature of their play, conceding just 29 goals in 38 matches last campaign - an average of just 0.76 per game.

It was undoubtedly the reason why the Gunners could take the title charge to the final day, but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to dislodge Manchester City, who’ve won the title in six of the last seven Premier League campaigns.

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Despite their success at the back, the Spaniard isn’t satisfied with his current options and is looking to strengthen his side during the transfer window.

Arteta and his side have already identified one player, who could potentially join the Gunners instead of moving to main rivals Tottenham Hotspur.

Arsenal favourites to sign 19-year-old talent
According to Italian outlet Pianeta Lecce, Arsenal are the favourites to sign left-back Patrick Dorgu despite interest from north London rivals Spurs.

impressive, completing 0.9 take-ons and 2.1 progressive carries, while contributing with 2.3 shot-creating actions, helping the attacking players create carnage in the final third.

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He may cost the club a decent amount of money, but Arteta and Arsenal would be getting themselves a very talented youngster who could immediately slot into the first team.

With Dorgu only being 19, he has the potential to develop into a world-class talent in a position that lacks superstars, potentially being the final piece in the Gunners’ defensive puzzle.

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