Arsenal look set to recruit an attacker in the summer window, and this would spell an end for Eddie Nkeitah’s Arsenal hopes. Nketiah is expected to be one of several departures in the summer, and he could attract a healthy fee given his status as an England International on a long-term contract. Should he depart, Nketiah will be the second homegrown striker to depart within 12 months, following the sale of Folarin Balogun to Monaco last summer. Balogun moved for around £34m, and has since struggled in a new system despite impressing at Stade De Reims on loan last season. Arsenal’s sale proved …