Wednesday 27 August 2014

Arsenal poised to bid for Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck to replace injured Olivier Giroud

  • Arsenal are set to swoop for Manchester United striker Danny Welbeck
  • The England international is interested in a move to the Emirates
  • First-choice striker Olivier Giroud is likely to be out until after the New Year
  • United may be reluctant to sell to Arsenal after the Gunners' refusal to sell them Thomas Vermaelen
  • Arsene Wenger is also considering a bid for QPR's Loic Remy
  • Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani will likely be too expensive 
  • Arsenal are set to explore a move for Manchester United forward Danny Welbeck to help ease the loss of injury victim Olivier Giroud.
    As Sportsmail revealed on Tuesday, Giroud is facing an extended period on the sidelines after sustaining an ankle injury against Everton on Saturday.
    Arsene Wenger will move to strengthen his forward line before next week's transfer deadline, and Welbeck features on the club's list of options.
    Sportsmail understands the Gunners were keen on Welbeck prior to Giroud's injury, but fears over the Frenchman has seen their interest intensify.
    It is believed Welbeck would give serious consideration to a move to the Emirates Stadium.
    But whether United would sell the England international to a rival remains to be seen.
    Queens Park Rangers frontman Loic Remy is also a realistic option for Arsenal.
    Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani is a long-term target for the club, but a move for the Uruguayan seem remote given the vast cost of any deal.

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