They might not have officially announced any signings yet, but Arsenal have finally started making moves this summer.

For example, last week reports claimed that Christian Norgaard and Kepa Arrizabalaga are set to sign for the club.

On top of that, reports from earlier this week claimed that Martin Zubimendi was in London to finally complete his long-awaited move from Real Sociedad.

Finally, there has been an abundance of stories linking Arsenal to the incredible Eberechi Eze in recent days.

However, if recent reports are to be believed, the club could now be nearing an agreement to sign another attacking gem who would be an even more exciting addition to the team than the Englishman.

Arsenal close to signing goalscoring monster

With Arsenal creating the best defence in the Premier League for the second campaign running this season and still finishing second, it's hardly a surprise to see them linked with an exhaustive list of incredible attacking talents in recent weeks.

The likes of Newcastle United's Anthony Gordon, Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers, Real Madrid's Rodrygo and Crystal Palace's Eze have all been touted for moves to the Emirates, and while all feel like realistic targets, it's the latter who has been the subject of more reports in recent days.

The England international has a release clause worth around £68m in his current contract, and according to Fabrizio Romano, he was involved in talks with the Gunners over the weekend.

The Eagles' gem would undoubtedly be a seriously exciting addition to Arteta's squad, but it now looks like the club might be closing in on another attacker and someone who'd be that bit more exciting a signing: Benjamin Sesko.

At least that's according to a recent report from Caught Offside, which claims Arsenal have maintained their intense interest in the Slovenian international and that they are now 'edging closer to an agreement with RB Leipzig' for his transfer.

The report goes on to reveal that even though the German outfit want a fee in excess of €80m for the striker, which is about £69m, the two sides may be 'nearing a compromise' worth around €75m, which converts to about £64m.

Despite that news, the Gunners are still intent on signing Viktor Gyokeres too, with advanced talks also in place for the Swede.

Why Sesko would be a more exciting signing than Eze

Now, while Arsenal should try to sign both players this summer, there are two intertwined reasons why we think Sesko would have a greater impact than Eze, and therefore be the more exciting addition: his goal-scoring instincts and where he plays.

We say this because the Gunners' biggest problem last season was not creating chances, but finishing them.

According to Understat, the Premier League runners-up produced an expected goals figure of 73.57, but scored just 69 goals.

Now, while one way to address this problem is to create more goal-scoring opportunities, bringing in a more clinical number nine seems far more straightforward than changing how the team approaches games, which is where the Leipzig star comes into play.

For example, in 33 league appearances this season, he scored 13 goals from an expected goals figure of 10.84, whereas Kai Havertz scored nine from a figure of 11.83, and Gabriel Jesus managed three from a figure of 3.38.

In short, the "monumental" Slovenian poacher, as dubbed by U23 scout Antonio Mango, is far more effective in front of goal than the Gunners' current crop of forwards, and even more clinical than Eze, as he scored his eight league goals from an expected goals figure of 1.88.

Finally, if we simply compare the Leipzig star's overall output from this season to the Palace star's, we once again see that he's a better source of goals and assists, which is what the North Londoners need next year.

For example, the former RB Salzburg monster scored 21 goals and provided six assists in 45 appearances, totalling 3258 minutes, which comes out to a goal involvement every 1.66 games, or every 120.66 minutes.

In contrast, the Greenwich-born dynamo scored 14 goals and provided 11 assists in 43 appearances, totalling 3303 minutes, which comes out to an average of a goal or assist every 1.72 games, or every 132.12 minutes.

Ultimately, Sesko is far more clinical than Arsenal's current centre-forward options and a better source of goal involvements than Eze, and therefore, would be the more exciting signing this summer.