Morata is Gunners top priority this summer as young Beckhams train at Arsenal

Arsenal want to bolster their Spanish connection with a move for Alvaro Morata and a new deal for Santi Cazorla.
And the Gunners could also have a Beckham on their books after David’s youngest sons, Romeo and Cruz, trained with the club.

Manager Arsene Wenger has made a new striker his top priority this summer and will return for Real Madrid striker Morata, 21.

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Target: arsenal want to add Real Madrid forward Alvaro Morata

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New signing: Romeo (left) and Cruz (right) Beckham have been training with Arsenal

 

 

Arsenal tried to sign the Spaniard on loan in the summer but the youngster has since grown frustrated at his lack of playing time under Carlo Ancelotti and  Arsenal hope the lure of regular football can help secure a deal. Real will demand at least £15million with a buy-back clause.
The Gunners are also  trying to secure playmaker Cazorla to a new contract.
His £70,000-a-week deal has two-and-a-half years to run, but the club are looking to extend by a year.
Meanwhile, Romeo and Cruz Beckham have been following in their father’s footsteps this week by training with the Gunners.

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Footsteps: David Beckham trained with Arsenal while with the Los Angeles Galaxy

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Priority: Arsene Wenger's top priority this summer is a striker

David, who trained with Arsenal during his spell at LA Galaxy, accompanied Cruz, nine, to Arsenal’s Hale End academy on Tuesday night as he worked with the under nines.
Romeo, 11, took part in an Under 11s session on Thursday night.
Beckham’s eldest son, Brooklyn, has spent time with Chelsea, Manchester United and Fulham.

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Limited: Morata has only limited playing time because of Real Madrid's stellar resources

The Gunners go to Stoke today as they begin a month in which they face Everton, Bayern Munich, Spurs, Chelsea and Manchester City.
‘March is the month,’ said Wenger. ‘If we are close at the end of March we will know much more.