The Gunners are in a dilemma to buy the center this summer: is it "black and hard" to choose Portugal Super League or the "little monster" in the Bundesliga?

For Arsenal, the number one task of signing this summer is to sign a world-class center at all costs! After losing the Premier League championship with a slight disadvantage for two consecutive seasons, coach Arteta and sports director Edu knew well that an efficient "Nine" terminator would be the last and most critical piece of puzzle that the Gunners pierced the window paper.

Now, on the Gunners' list of signings, the two names are becoming clearer, which also puts the club in "happy troubles". They are: Swedish striker Victor Djekelais who plays for Portuguese superstar Sporting Sporting sporting sporting sporting Deutsche Welle, and Bundesliga powerhouse RB Leipzig's Slovenian genius Benjamin Cesco.

Option A: Victor Djekelayish This 26-year-old Swedish international was completely "crazy" in Portugal this season, and he scored 43 goals in various competitions, making him the hottest scorer in Europe. He has a strong body, lightning speed and a calm finish, and is considered to be the perfect match for the Premier League rhythm. But his question is only one word: expensive! The contract has a termination fee of up to 100 million euros (about 85 million pounds) in its contract. Sporting Lisbon is tough and will not be less than a penny.

Option B: Benjamin Sesco Cesco, who is only 22 years old, is a younger and relatively cheaper option. This "little Warcraft" who is over 1.9 meters tall has shown mature style, delicate skills and deadly shooting skills that are inconsistent with his age in the Bundesliga arena. His termination fee is 65 million euros (about 55 million pounds), but it is rumored that this clause is valid until the end of June, and time is tight, testing the gunman's decision-making speed.

Gunner's choice: This is a classic problem of "needing now or future". Zhekelais is a finished product that can immediately increase the team's upper limit, but it is expensive; Sesco is a rough jade with unlimited potential, with less investment risks and higher future returns, but it is still unknown whether it can adapt to the Premier League immediately.

What makes Arsenal even more troublesome is that these two "hot cakes" have been targeted by many giants, and the names of Chelsea and Manchester United have been associated with them. This means that there is not much time left for the gunman to hesitate.

The final choice will directly define the success or failure of Arsenal's transfer window this summer, and will further affect the team's prospects for championship next season. This is undoubtedly the ultimate test faced by Arteta and Edu, and gun fans around the world are waiting for it.