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Published 13:37 31 Aug 2016 BST

It makes sense when you think about it.
An often injured but talented English striker who finds himself out of favour at one of England's most historically successful clubs? It's a perfect sequel to the Danny Welbeck transfer of a few years back.
And from Sturridge's point of view, it would tick off another box on his merry-go-round of the Premier League's top clubs, having spent time at Manchester City and Chelsea before Liverpool. All he'd need would be to sign for Manchester United on a free in a few years and he'd have the full set.
Arsenal fans are trying to come to terms with the deal that is definitely going ahead and not just the result of a single 'ITK' Twitter account saying the Gunners were interested in a Premier League striker without even naming Sturridge specifically.
https://twitter.com/AFCNYR/status/770946865902784512
https://twitter.com/AFC_Movements/status/770945925711859712
https://twitter.com/samreynolds28/status/770958743580381185

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