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3. Ryan Fraser (AFC Bournemouth)
Arsenal are in a desperate need of a quality winger, someone who can improve their effectiveness going forward and provide incisive service to the talented attacking pair of Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng.
With the Gunners’ pursuit for big money players like Wilfried Zaha and Nicolas Pepe looking more or less over, Ryan Fraser seems to be the most suitable option.
Rumours surrounding the Bournemouth winger’s move to Arsenal have been going around for quite a while and deservedly so. The 25-year-old winger was in fine form during the 2018-19 campaign. The Bournemouth man contributed to 22 goals this season, scoring 7 and creating 15. The Scot ended the season with the second highest assists in the Premier League, only behind Eden Hazard.
Apart from his impressive statistics this season, along with his obvious quality, the Bournemouth man possesses a high work rate which is something Unai Emery demands from his players.
With another commendable season behind him, a reasonable transfer value and more importantly his adequate Premier league experience, Fraser can be the perfect addition to the Arsenal attack.
