Arsenal Considers January Transfers Amid Injuries

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has indicated the club may be active in the January transfer window, particularly following the injury of star winger Bukayo Saka, who is set to miss over two months after undergoing surgery on a torn hamstring. Matheus Cunha of Wolves has emerged as a potential replacement, having scored 10 goals in 19 Premier League matches this season. Despite Cunha facing a two-match suspension due to disciplinary issues, Wolves are reportedly unwilling to sell him unless a substantial offer is made, as they aim to avoid relegation. Arteta has emphasized the club is prepared to make moves if 'something unbelievable' becomes available but is also mindful of the challenges presented by the January market, which offers limited opportunities. As Arsenal sits third in the Premier League, the team is focused on closing the gap with leaders Liverpool, making the addition of a new attacker a priority. The Gunners' strategy may involve balancing immediate needs with long-term planning, especially with contract negotiations for players across Europe set to begin soon.