3 question to ask James Rodriguez

Arsenal has very specific needs, and James Rodriguez could be a part of it in the near future. But here are three questions we really need to ask about it.

Arsenal, James Rodriguez (Photo by Catherine Ivill / Getty Images)

The Arsenal midfielder has become a source of great pride, especially given what we have seen against Chelsea. They won this match from the midfield base until the attackers. But above all, as throughout the year, Mesut Ozil and Henrikh Mkhitaryan have not figured, and it is Aaron Ramsey, who leaves, to fill the void.

The reason I point this out should be obvious – a problem is developing. Against West Ham, we saw the problem of not being able to create enough chances. It starts in the attacking midfielder, where the Gunners suddenly start to look pretty lean.

Ramsey is out, Iwobi is still growing, Ozil and Mkhitaryan have a dubious future. That's why you see Denis Suarez and James Rodriguez related to the club. Because help will be needed, if it's not already done.

James Rodriguez is an interesting solution. His name has been joked for a few years, but despite his name recognition, we need to ask ourselves some very important questions about James, and if he is the right person for this club.

So let's ask these questions, three in total, then determine if it's a player who deserves to be sued. We will start with question 3.

3. Do we want to pay it?

Seems a stupid question, but seriously. Here we have a player with a superstar name who has a serious statistical exit history, who played at Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, and who expected a reliable play time and a nice increase, as we could not even afford to pay Ramsey.

In the current state of the loan, James earns about £ 100,000 a week at Bayern Munich, but he will probably want more than that, and he has arguments to make, with his production goal and proven value.

Is it worth it to invest in another big name in the hope that he can replicate what he did in La Liga in the Premier League? Did not it work so well for Ozil?

Let's go to question # 2.