Arsenal are a big admirer of Ajax striker Mika Godts The athlete Reporter James McNicholas.
Writing about the Gunners’ summer business in Transfer DealSheet In his column, McNicholas named the Belgium international as a target, along with players such as Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers, Atlético Madrid’s Julian Alvarez, Paris Saint-Germain’s Bradley Barcola and Bournemouth’s Junior Kroupi.
Godts has already been compared to Chelsea legend Eden Hazard due to his playing style and nationality
The 20-year-old scored a wonder goal against NAC Breda in April, going past several defenders before rounding the goalkeeper in a 2-0 win. Reports At the time it was suggested that the Gunners had scouts present at the game.
The Arsenal target is attracting a lot of interest
Godts has also been linked with seven other Premier League teams including Chelsea, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham.
Foreign clubs such as Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and RB Leipzig are also believed to be keeping a close eye on the striker’s development.
He had a very good season for Ajax, scoring 17 goals and providing 15 assists in 44 appearances.
Godts will not be at the World Cup this summer
Despite his excellent club form, Belgium head coach Rudi Garcia has decided not to take the winger on a plane to North America later this month.
Godts only played his first cap for the senior team in March during a friendly against the USA, so it is clear that this World Cup has come too soon for him. However, it does mean that transfer negotiations could take place during the tournament.
Whether Arsenal will make their move depends on who their main target is. With the exception of Barcola, the other names on the list are not pure wide players. So if coach Mikel Arteta is prioritizing a winger, Godts could be at the top of the list.
Read more about the Arsenal First Team Squad for 2025/26 here
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