Arsenal is keen to win the race for Gilberto Mora, who is wanted by the top clubs in Europe as he grows at Club Tijuana, and the Gunners have figured out a plan that helps them win the race for…

Arsenal is reportedly attempting to win the race to sign teenage prodigy Gilberto Mora from Club Tijuana by proposing an initial loan move to secure his regular playing time. The Mexican international, who featured at the World Cup, has attracted significant interest from top European clubs as his profile continues to rise.
According to a report via Sport Witness, Arsenal's transfer plan involves signing the youngster and immediately loaning him out to aid his ongoing development and experience. Manager Mikel Arteta's side hopes this approach will provide an advantage over European rivals in securing Mora's long-term signature.
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