Wenger wants strikers

Arsene Wenger admits his Arsenal squad is short of firepower despite in-form Olivier Giroud's double in the 3-2 FA Cup fourth round win at Brighton.
The France striker's performance drew praise from Wenger, but the Gunners manager conceded he still lacks sufficient cover up front, particularly with Gervinho away at the African Cup of Nations with Ivory Coast.
"It's good for Giroud's confidence. He's scored four goals this week and he had a few more chances here," Wenger said.
"He gets there. He has a presence in the box, he's dangerous and his physical presence was very important."
But asked whether he had sufficient strikers, he added: "Quality-wise no, number-wise, we could be a bit short maybe. Gervinho is not here at the moment.
"We have (Theo) Walcott, who can play through the middle and then of course Giroud."
With that in mind, Wenger is expected to attempt to bring in another striker before the end of the January transfer window.