Three reasons why Denis Suarez can take the Premier League by storm

Barca boy ready for Prem return

Denis Suarez has finally completed a loan move to Arsenal this month, and the Barcelona attacker may believe he’s got unfinished business in England.

It’s not his first taste of the English game – Suarez was snared from his homeland when Manchester City added him to their pool of exciting young talent in 2011.

However, he was prized away by Barcelona before he’d even kicked a ball in anger in the City first team.

But after a magical mystery tour of La Liga, it looks like he’s coming back for another crack at the Premier League.

With Arsenal at 13/5 to secure a top-four spot, we take at why he could be at success at the Emirates Stadium…

Versatility

This can often be a blessing and a curse. Suarez is capable of playing both centrally and out on the left-hand side.

But at Arsenal this flexibility could work in his favour. Since selling both Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain the Gunners haven’t had anyone to rule the flanks.

In the current squad, only Alex Iwobi is considered an out and out winger. The other, Reiss Nelson is on loan at Hoffenheim.

His signing would give an extra dimension to the attack, which has often been played through full-backs Sead Kolasinac and the now crocked Hector Bellerin.

Suarez’s composure and intelligence could prove vital – a potential link-up with Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could really excite the fans.