Man Utd transfer target incredibly trolls Gunners saying ‘I don’t like Arsenal, it’s like they don’t want to win titles’

MANCHESTER UNITED transfer target Gift Orban has slammed Arsenal by claiming they “don’t want to win titles”.

The Gent striker, 20, was reportedly watched by Red Devils scouts over the weekend.

Gent striker Gift Orban took aim at Arsenal in a bizarre rantGetty

And he will have impressed them as he struck a hat-trick in a 4-0 victory over Cercle Brugge.

His 19 goals in 19 appearances this season have seen him linked with a move to the Premier League.

But the Nigerian has now revealed he is not interested in a move to Arsenal as he eyes one of the other top English clubs.

Speaking to Sporza about his craziest football dream, Orban said: “Playing in a big league.

“At a club where I feel comfortable AND where I play. The Premier League is my ultimate dream. Manchester United, Liverpool or Manchester City (laughs).

“I don’t really like Arsenal that much – it’s like they don’t want to win titles.

“They play and sell players – that’s it. I want to go somewhere where they win prizes.

“At Real Madrid they don’t have time for tiki-taka there, they just grab titles.”

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Arsenal look to have spurned the Premier League title after leading the way for almost the entire season.

Defeat to Nottingham Forest on Saturday evening would clinch the title for Manchester City.

And even if the Gunners take three points at the City Ground, Pep Guardiola‘s men will seal a fifth league crown in six seasons with a win over Chelsea on Sunday.

Meanwhile, Orban will be hoping his performances this season can convince Man Utd to sign him ahead of the likes of Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen.

As well as his goals, Orban hit the crossbar straight from kick-off earlier this season.

And he scored an outrageous overhead kick against West Ham in the Europa Conference League quarter-finals.

Orban cost Gent £2million when he joined the club in January from Norwegian side Stabaek.

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