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Emile Smith Rowe a 'transfer priority' for Premier League club with Arsenal ready to sell forward

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Fulham see Smith Rowe as an answer to their depleting attack and may look to secure an audacious move for the Arsenal player, <a href="https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2024/06/02/fulham-make-arsenals-emile-smith-rowe-transfer-priority/" target="_blank">according to The Telegraph</a>. Marco Silva's side are <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/news/willian-agrees-to-join-saudi-side-signing-fulham-contract-premier-league/bltf89e3d00c9a07c9e" target="_blank">set to lose Willian once his contract expires</a> at the end of the month and the Englishman may provide a solution to the loss of creativity. Smith Rowe has fallen down the pecking order in north London and the Gunners may look to cash in on him.

WHAT HAPPENED?

After shooting to stardom following his impressive debut against Chelsea in December 2020, Smith Rowe became a mainstay in Mikel Arteta's side and was crucial in transforming a lacklustre team into one with flair and attacking impetus. However, injuries have severely limited his game time and it looks <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/emile-smith-rowe-arsenal-product-set-for-showdown-talks/blt857dde36a0d0de52" target="_blank">unlikely that he will re-establish himself</a> back in the side.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Since making 33 appearances and scoring 10 goals in his spectacular 2021/22 season, Smith Rowe has only played 25 games across the two following Premier League campaigns. In those 25 games, only three of them came as a starter and he has not scored in that time either.

DID YOU KNOW?

Arsenal, with one eye on the Premier League's profit-and-sustainability rules, may need to sell homegrown players who represent 'pure profit'. However, the departures of the likes of Smith Rowe, Eddie Nketiah and Reiss Nelson may mean <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/arsenal-want-benjamin-sesko-transfer-euro-2024-man-utd-chelsea/blt05ad1f27e023f28e" target="_blank">signings like Benjamin Sesko could be brokered</a>.

WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

Emile Smith Rowe a 'transfer priority' for Premier League club with Arsenal ready to sell forward | Goal.com Cameroon

Emile Smith Rowe has been identified as a &apos;priority signing&apos; for Fulham as the Cottagers look to offer the 23-year-old regular game time.

Emile Smith Rowe a &apos;transfer priority&apos; for Premier League club with Arsenal ready to sell forward