Arsenal re-worked for the striker who scored 74 goals in Premier League goals, and opponents were told to consider

Aston Villa forward Watkins will be Arsenal again

Asenal is reportedly planning to "re-work to bring in a Premier League forward they had tried in January after the club was told they were considering selling players.

The Gunners have been missing top forwards over the past few seasons. Kay Havertz and Gabriel Jesus are sometimes impressive, but if a better No. 9 player appears, their stability and fitness are not enough to guarantee a start.

For some time, people seemed to have wanted to bring in a good striker who spent £50 million in January to bring in Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins but was rejected.

He is one of several forwards in Arsenal's recent affair, and according to Football Insider, the Gunners hope to sign him again after failing to sign him in January.

reported that Arteta's team hopes to "re-bid" Watkins in the summer, partly because Watkins' role in the club has weakened since Marcus Rashford loaned to Villa Club.

Watkins played only 25 minutes in two leg matches against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League quarter-finals and started just two of the last five Premier League games.

According to reports, Arsenal has noticed this change and they are working to innovate the offensive system. Villa's position on sale may depend on whether they will sign Rashford permanently.

They have a £40m option, but Unai Emery has not disclosed his motivation for Rashford.

In any case, former Villa forward Gabriel Abanglaho believes that the potential sale of Watkins should be considered at a suitable price.

"He's almost 30 years old. Will they consider whether we can get £40 million or £50 million from Watkins? That saves the PSR and you can reinvest that money to younger players," Abonraho said.

I think he will make a huge contribution to Arsenal. He is an Arsenal fan and we know that. I hope he can renew his contract and stay in Aston Villa, and I think he still has a lot of potential to play.

"But sometimes these coaches have other ideas, and he might consider Rashford, thinking he can lead the team forward, after all, he is worth £40 million. To be honest, it's hard to see what Emery wants to do."

We will soon know what Villa's offensive choices will look like next season, which may benefit and may also hinder Arsenal's plan.