Wojciech Szczesny mentioned his new foe-cum-colleague Petr Cech on his Twitter handle yesterday as a sign of welcome and as a consequence, the British media are now linking the names of every wantaway and unsettled players with Arsenal.

Eduardo Vargas is the newest name to have attracted interest from the Gunners despite failing miserably in the Premier League last season with relegated Queens Park Rangers notching up just a meagre of three goals.

The Napoli outcast, along with Alexis Sanchez is on international duty currently with Chile and he seems to be on course to revive his distorted football career, having netted twice against Peru in the semi-finals of Copa America.

It was falsely reported that Alexis Sanchez was smooth-talking Arturo Vidal into signing an Arsenal contract, but recent suggestions claim that the former Barcelona is, indeed, smooth-talking, but it is Arsene Wenger, who would likely be smooth-talked into signing his compatriot.

At an age of twenty-five, the probability of him becoming the striker he was never destined to be is close to zero. In other words, he could never meet the demands of the Emirates Stadium attendance.

While the likes of Alexandre Lacazette are still available in the transfer market, moving for someone, who is not even an upgrade to (with all due respect) Danny Welbeck is certainly not be the type of transfer activity that Arsene Wenger would engage in.