The Jerez-born striker finished the last Liga season as the
'Pichichi' award-winner for top goalscorer, and as such there are
no shortage of clubs wishing to lure him away from the
islands.
The likes of Roma and even Barcelona have already expressed a
preliminary interest, but Marca claims that a new side has
joined the fray: Arsenal.
Coach Arsène Wenger has all but resigned himself to losing Emmanuel
Adebayor this summer, and he apparently deems it possible that
Güiza serves as the Togolese striker's replacement.
Dani, formerly of Getafe, apparently offers the dual benefit of
being able to hit in excess of 20 goals in a tough league such as
the Primera while also not being a huge superstar.
While he will almost certainly command a fee of €15m euros - his
minimum release clause - that is much less than Wenger would have
to pay for the likes of, say, Sevilla's Luis Fabiano, who finished
second in the Liga scoring charts.
As such, the criterion of value for money - the key feature of any
non-youth signing at the Emirates - will almost certainly be
met.
Valencian Interest
However, there also remains interest from Valencia.
Should Güiza wish to remain in Spain then Los Che could be one of
the best choices available to him, given that they offer UEFA Cup
football and a fair chance of more European adventures to come.
Furthermore, he may be more able to receive a first-team spot with
them than with, say, Barcelona.
The snag is that the Mestalla side are one of many who could meet
the €15m fee for the player, but have a comparatively low wage cap
of €1.5m per season for any new player.
Inter and AC Milan, meanwhile, are not only said to be interested
but certainly able to offer a lot more.