Former Eintracht Frankfurt forward Randal Kolo Muani
Having only been afforded two starting appearances in the French top flight this season, it's clear that Kolo Muani is not favoured by Enrique, but with two goals to his name, will be confident in his ability to translate his ability to the Premier League, with Arsenal.
Last term, he only bagged nine goals and six assists for the Parisiens across all competitions and is clearly struggling to settle in the French capital, but his ridiculous form in Germany that season before, posting 23 goals and 17 assists highlights the form that Arsenal could inject into their own mix.
It's a degree of strength that Martinelli is not producing at Arsenal despite being handed regular opportunities to impress from the outset. Moreover, when looking at Kolo Muani's form, he might have only scored eight goals in Ligue 1 since joining PSG but has also missed just eight big chances, starting 15 matches. Examining the various facets contextualises his performances in Paris.
Martinelli has been a valuable asset for the Gunners over the past five years but he's not proving his level to be in accord with that of Arteta's vision, and with Raheem Sterling and Leandro Trossard seeking regular starting berths themselves, it's perhaps time to cut him loose.
Kolo Muani has what it takes to light up the Premier League, and must be signed if the stars indeed align.
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