Arsenal transfer news: Arsene Wenger to make £30m offer for Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge – fan reaction

Arsenal are eyeing Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge ahead of next season. The Daily Mirror claim the Gunners have £30m set aside for the E...

Arsenal are eyeing Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge ahead of next season.

The Daily Mirror claim the Gunners have £30m set aside for the England international when the summer transfer window opens on July 1.

Arsene Wenger, it's reported, has finally conceded his side are in need of a proven striker and Sturridge is said to be a player admired by the French manager.

Would Arsenal supporters want the injury-prone forwadr at the Emirates, though?

Read what a section think of the transfer speculation below...

'I can't wait to see Sturridge in an Arsenal shirt!'

Arsene Wenger has reportedly set £30m aside for the Liverpool striker

I'd love Sturridge at Arsenal, but the clubs injury record is a recipe for disaster.

— j (@jonathan_leiper) May 8, 2016

Sturridge would be a great signing for Arsenal I'm not gonna lie. If we have Sturridge and Sanchez in a 4-3-1-2 with Ozil behind 😍

— Christian (@chmb_95) May 8, 2016

Sturridge? Yes pls! But may feel stiffled by our pass pass pass pass pass stroll into the box style.

— SJ (@SanjivRox) May 8, 2016

I think Sturridge to Arsenal isn't beyond the realms of possibility you know 😩

— Charlie Reeves (@charliereevesss) May 8, 2016

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