After Danny Welbeck suffered what appeared to be gruesome ankle break, Arsenal may feel compelled to sign a replacement for the Englishman, who was often a starter in cup competitions. What's the story? As a fringe player who finds first team football hard to come by, one would imagine that the Arsenal ace is a manager's dream, given his impact in the games he does play in and his attitude whilst patiently waiting for a chance. In that respect, the Spanish boss would not have wanted to lose the former Manchester United forward, especially as the north London side compete in four competitions. However, Arsenal should save their cash in signing a replacement, and instead turn to their youth...
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