Alexis Sanchez

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Miles and miles and miles, IMHO. Sane has been very poor recently. We all know he's got talent but his drop off has been awful.
Sané looks fatigued. He hasn't performed well since mid december, so to bring in Alexis would give him time to recover his form to the knockout stages and the run in.
 
Right now Sané has better stats than Sanchez
This season, yes. But Sanchez has mentally checked out. We can't judge him on this campaign when he doesn't want to be there. He's playing in a far worse team than Sané too, and if Sanchez played brilliantly this season, got them to the top 3 in the league and won them the Community Shield, what would be the chances of Arsenal letting him go in January? Close to zero, I'd imagine, and that's probably playing on his mind.

Sané's last run of really good performances ended away at West Brom when he scored the opener. Since then he's occasionally popped up with goals and assists (Tottenham and Burnley games) but has been off it on the whole.
 
I'm not arsed about stats. Adding Sanchez to the forward line gives us a top quality addition that keeps them all fighting for places. He could be the difference to winning the champions league or missing out. We need him ASAP.
 
If Pep wans him now what would you pay? I would not want to pay more than £20m.
However I don't see him as vital for us and would rather look elsewhere for younger player
 
I see him rotating with Sane and Sterling, not Jesus and Kun as people seem to think.[/QUOTE]

Probably, but he is by far the best third option for CF if we get him.
 
This season, yes. But Sanchez has mentally checked out. We can't judge him on this campaign when he doesn't want to be there. He's playing in a far worse team than Sané too, and if Sanchez played brilliantly this season, got them to the top 3 in the league and won them the Community Shield, what would be the chances of Arsenal letting him go in January? Close to zero, I'd imagine, and that's probably playing on his mind.

Sané's last run of really good performances ended away at West Brom when he scored the opener. Since then he's occasionally popped up with goals and assists (Tottenham and Burnley games) but has been off it on the whole.
Sane looks a much better player in the games Silva plays, who wouldn't. In the long term Sane will be better than Sanchez but he can't play 60 games a season, neither can Sterling. Having Sanchez for a couple of years will help the team an it will help Sane and Sterling as well.
 
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