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da imperador bet： Barcelona were interested in seemingly imminent Arsenal signing Lucas Perez before finding out that his move to the Emirates Stadium is “going to happenâ€, according to La Liga expert Graham Hunter.The Gunners’ pursuitÂofÂthe 27-year-old Deportivo La Coruna forward has become common knowledge over the course of the past 48 hours, with BBC Sport reporting that his medical in north London was booked in for today.WANT MORE? >>ÂArsenal transfer newsÂ|ÂLatest transfer newsPerez, who scored 17 goals in the Spanish top tier last season, has been talked about as one of the top attacking talents in his homeland outside of the all-powerful Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid trio, and it seems his performances had attracted the Catalan heavyweights.Indeed, Hunter, an expert on La Liga, told the Off The Ball podcast (28 minutes in below) that the Nou Camp side were tracking Perez only to discover that he’s close to joining Arsenal, who have edged out Everton in the race as well:“What was told to me was Barcelona in their search for this mythical fourth striker had decided to loan out Munir and were going to make sure the Paco Alcacer deal goes ahead.“They hadn’t settled on Paco Alcacer from Valencia until they exhausted their chances of buying Lucas Perez from Deportivo La Coruna.“And the word from football club Barcelona last night was they weren’t getting Lucas Perez because he was on route to Arsenal, that the terms were done and that this [deal] was going to happen.“Last night it was told to me that it was pretty much a done deal that Arsenal were going to beat Everton [to Perez].â€https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=https%3A//api.soundcloud.com/tracks/279894662&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false&visual=true
Perez will, although he’s not the out-and-out striker Arsenal arguably need, provide a great threat in the final third for the Gunners. As the stats show, he’s prolific in terms of chance creation, which is promising given that he notched 17 goals last term and has already scored one this season.
Most of Perez’s early career was spent in a more withdrawn role, but since joining Depor, initially on loan, he’s been edged forward, and he struck up a great partnership with Liverpool flop Luis Alberto during 2015/16, which was instrumental in keeping the Riazor side clear of relegation.
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