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Unai Emery Tells Arsenal Board ‘The Player He Wants’ At Arsenal
Arsenal manager Unai Emery has told the Arsenal board his next priority signing which he wants at the Emirates Stadium this summer even though he has so far signed five players.

Unai Emery has made five signings already in this summer transfer window and the manager isn’t done with transfers yet according to reports.
The gunners have so far confirmed the signing of Stephan Lichtsteiner, Bernd Leno, Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi and these five players are expected to be among the pillars of Arsenal in the upcoming season which will be Unai Emery’s first season at the Emirates Stadium.
Unai Emery has reportedly told the Arsenal board that he still wants to sign a winger this summer before he ends his transfer business according to Goal, the North Londoners will however need to sell one of their players in this transfer window if the manager still wants to sign other players because the gunners have reached their transfer budget limit.
The report did not reveal who the special winger who Unai Emery wants to sign this summer yet he has many players that can play that position but rumours say that Unai Emery will likely sell Danny Welbeck this summer to get enough money to sign his desired winger.
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