Arsenal are interested in signing him. Max Aarons delivers precisely what Arsenal supporters want to hear about Emiliano Buendia.

Arsenal are after Emiliano Buendia, the star of Norwich City.

Following a poor 2020/21 season in which the Gunners finished eighth in the Premier League table and missed out on a spot in Europe for the first time in 25 years, the club will be looking to make a number of changes to the first-team squad this summer in order to avoid a repetition of that season.
Mikel Arteta, who guided his team to five consecutive Premier League triumphs at the close of the season, has already stated that the upcoming window will be one of the most important in the club's history.

When asked by Sky Sports earlier this month if this summer may be the most significant in years, Wenger responded: "Yes, indeed.

“Because there have been a lot of changes in the previous several transfer windows.

"A large number of participants are involved in a variety of circumstances. "We want to get to the next level, and there are a lot of things we need to do to get there," says the team.

According to football.london, Arsenal are looking to add at least five new players to their team this summer in order to enhance their fortunes, with Norwich ace Buendia was recognised as a player to whom they were paying particular attention.
Arsenal have been tracking Buendia since December, according to football.london, with the Argentine, who scored 15 goals and added 17 assists this season, seen as the ideal replacement for Martin Odegaard if the Gunners fail to re-sign him.
Arsenal's interest is said to have "inspired" Buendia, who is regarded as one of England's most clever and creative players.

And if Max Aarons' opinion, who has lately been linked with a transfer to the Emirates Stadium, is anything to go by, it's easy to see why the Gunners are so interested in the former Getafe star.

Aarons, as stated by the Pink Un, gave a glimpse into Buendia's credentials: "He's not the type of full-back who will jump on the ball and take you on.

"His game is more about getting into pockets, making nice passes, and coming up with new ideas.

"It's simpler to lock down someone who wants to run at you, whereas someone like him is pretty complicated, making it difficult to get close to him.

"He's tough and powerful. He possesses a wide range of qualities."
Buendia joined Norwich from Getafe in the summer of 2018, so he's had plenty of time to adjust to English football and learn the ropes, which he's made seem simple since then. But it wasn't all smooth sailing right away, with a language barrier causing some early difficulties.

"When Buendia first came over, he didn't speak much English, but he rapidly picked it up," Aarons continued.

"The sooner people take up the language, the more conservations and banter you may have with them.

"Emi was on my team, and it was difficult to interact with him at first since he didn't speak English, but now he is fluent in the language.

"The players that come here put in a lot of effort to learn the language, which is crucial.”
If Arsenal loses Hector Bellerin this summer, buying a right-back might be a primary priority for Arteta, who may turn to Aarons to bolster his defensive options.

The 21-year-old Canaries academy graduate is regarded as one of the best defenders in the nation, with a slew of big-name teams interested in signing him, including Arsenal and arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur.

Norwich is expected to seek £30 million to trade him this summer, implying that Arsenal might spend £70 million on the Canaries this summer if they pursue a double raid.