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Emirates Stadium Could Welcome Champions League-Winning Ex-Liverpool Star on a Free Transfer
While Arsenal have shown no immediate interest in signing a free agent, rumors persist about potential reinforcements from the open market.
With injuries affecting their attacking options and their Premier League title hopes still alive, there remains a possibility that the Gunners could be tempted into making an emergency signing. The lack of depth in the forward line has fueled speculation about whether Arsenal might turn to experienced players currently without a club.
Several notable free agents are available, including Diego Costa, but the latest name linked to a move to the Emirates is former Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino. The Brazilian has been omitted from Al Ahli’s squad for the season and is no longer eligible to feature in league matches for the Saudi side.
There is growing talk that Firmino’s contract may be terminated, allowing him to seek a new club and extend his career. His proven track record in the Premier League makes him an interesting option, and a report from *Give Me Sport* suggests Arsenal could consider him should he become officially available.
At the moment, Arsenal are placing their faith in their current squad. However, another injury to an attacker could force them to explore the free-agent market. Although Firmino’s name stands out, his recent form raises concerns about whether he would be the right solution.
Before leaving England, Firmino was already showing signs of decline, and his struggles in Saudi Arabia have only reinforced doubts about his current ability. Bringing him in at this stage would be a risky move, and given Arsenal’s high ambitions this season, they cannot afford unnecessary gambles.
The club must carefully evaluate their existing options, and if they do decide to enter the market, they may need to look beyond Firmino for a more dependable choice. While his past success in the Premier League is undeniable, his recent performances suggest he may no longer be at the level required to make a meaningful impact at Arsenal.
