Unai Emery's dissatisfaction with Arsenal, absence of Fornals and latest news on Mesut Ozil's future

Unai Emery recently met the bosses of Arsenal and expressed dissatisfaction with the club's summer transfer budget, which represents a meager $ 45 million.

The Gunners did not manage to rank among the top four in the Premier League of the first Spanish season, as their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League were completely wiped out by a 4-1 defeat of the Europa League final against Chelsea in Baku last month.

Reaching the highest club competition in Europe would have meant a larger transfer budget for Emery, who will use it this summer to strengthen himself, but in case of failure he is stuck with what he has .

This caused a problem. Emery told club people that the existing budget was not enough to move Arsenal forward, and that it was already impacting them. Pablo Fornals had been a target for Arsenal for several months before his £ 24m transfer to West Ham. Friday.

90min learned that Arsenal has shown interest for the Spanish international for several months, but the limited funds proposed have prevented the North London club from not actively seeking it – the concern being that more than half of their budget for a player was not in their best interest.

This could turn out to be one of the signings of summer ….

West Ham recruited Pablo Fornals, a Villarreal player, for a five-year contract for £ 24 million. Https: //t.co/zBSLJZCiht

– 90min (@ 90min_Football) June 14, 2019

Fornals was systematically linked to the move to the UAE in late 2018 and early 2019, but no deal seemed likely, while Villarreal was selling at a relatively low price in the current market.

Arsenal has one of the lowest transfer budgets among the top ten in the Premier League and is trying to move to Mesut Ozil to solve the problem. His salary of £ 350,000 a week is, to say the least, painful, but he can hope to leave it during the summer – with Turkish Club Süper Lig Istanbul Başakşehir interested in signing the 30 years.

Ozil is close to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan – he was even the best man at the German wedding last week – while Erdogan also has close ties to Başakşehir and could have an influence on the transfer.

The qualification for the Champions League would help Başakşehir to finance the transaction, and it would be possible to get closer to the big salary of the player if he decided to proceed.

For Başakşehir, signature Ozil would be a dream. TThis contract would be the most important in the history of Turkish football, not to mention its own club, but would be difficult to finalize. Ozil loves living in London and is happy to stay (as he confessed himself) although Arsenal remains desperate to convince him to release salaries and reinvest in the team.

Ozil's contract runs until 2021.