Antonio Nusa is easy to like. He is quick, direct, two-footed in the way he attacks defenders, and already productive enough at senior international level to attract attention beyond Germany. The Arsenal angle is clear. Mikel Arteta’s side still need more threat from the left side of attack. Gabriel Martinelli brings pace and depth running. Leandro Trossard brings craft and finishing. Nusa would bring something slightly different: repeated 1v1 disruption. The question is less about talent. The question is whether Nusa makes sense for Arsenal at the price RB Leipzig may demand. Who Is Antonio Nusa? Antonio Eromonsele Nordby Nusa […]
