Elfsborg striker Marokhy Ndione has expressed his dream to move to Arsenal.
The Elfsborg striker has made 8 Allsvenskan appearances. He broke into the first team and was adjusted into the team slowly.
He has now expressed his desire to join the Gunners.
“Of course [I have dreams of playing outside Sweden], but I want to succeed here first”, the man who has scored once in three Swedish Cup games this year told Swedish outlet Fotboll Direkt.
“That is my focus, but one day I want to go out into Europe.
“My dream goal is Arsenal.
“They are the team that I would like to play for one day.
“I have followed them since I was a kid and, as a young player, you obviously want to play for the team you cheered on.”
The Gunners are in a tricky situation at the club. They have two brilliant strikers in Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. However, their captain Aubameyang is looking to leave. And although the club wants to keep him, they might be forced to sell him to balance their books.
As for Lacazette, he might be used in a swap deal with Partey. So very soon the club could be looking at new strikers and Ndione could be a vital member to the squad then.
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