Emery could land Arsenal's next Cazorla with move for exciting playmaker

How good was Santi Cazorla before 



that 

injury? The little 

Wizard was one of the most 

exciting players in the Premier 




League 

fora short while, but Unai Emery 

could

have found just the man to finally 

replace 

him.

Real Betis’ Cardiff City loanee Victor 

Camarasa has been linked to Spurs, 

Everto, West Ham and Leicester 

by Marca(via HITC), but Arsenal 




should 

be 

swopping in for the creative 



midfielder. 

He’s an Arsenal player down to a tee 


and 

Emery could do with another creative 

spark.

With Mesut Ozil simply not energetic 

enough to fit the Emery system, they 

need 

a man to supply their electric 




forwards, 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and 

Alexandre Lacazette. Believe it or not, 

with that in mind, Camarasa could 


even 

be the difference between a title 

challenge or another late-Wenger-era, 

average Gunners side.

He’s played 26 times for Cardiff this 

season, scoring five and assisting 



three 

times, which is a good tally 




considering 

his club could be heading for the 



drop. 

He 

loves driving forward to set up his 

frontmen and even has a tasty right 



foot 

on him too, making him a wonderful 


foil 

for the club’s vibrant attackers.

,Indeed this is the type of signing that 

would take Arsenal to the next level. 

Fairly 

cheap and understated but someone 


to 

make the little difference to make 



what 

already is a decent team that little bit 

better. They’re the margins.

With Arsenal’s tight budget, they can’t 


go 

spending too much in summer, but 

Emery 

still needs a batch of new players to 

implement his style and add depth to 

challenge on all four fronts. The 


Spanish 

24-year-old is only rated at £5.4m 

onTransfermarkt, so he fits the mould 

financially too.

With the report stating Betis are 

interested in brokering a deal for his 

departure, the stars are aligning for 

someone to snap up this talent. Emery 

should make sure it’s the Gunners or 




they 

could fall short of expectation and 


talent 

next season.