Huntelaar to Arsenal?

Huntelaar is the one on the right, if you must know.
Pop isn't the only thing which eats itself. Pretty much everything we do is a copy of a spin-off of a copy of a copy of an abject humiliation first suffered by some poor putz in the Dark Ages. But sometimes that familiarity can breed content. Arsenal fans, for example, would happily revisit the story of the much-hyped young forward who goes from a second-tier league to one of Europe's biggest clubs, only to flop miserably and be sold on at a loss to Arsenal, where Arsène Wenger slaps on the special oils, rubs his paper hands all over him and turns him into one of the best players in the world.
For Thierry Henry in 1999, read Klaas-Jan Huntelaar in 2009, Huntelaar, who only moved to Real Madrid from Ajax in January, is emitting ever-increasing circles of heat after being left out of Real Madrid's revised Champions League squad, and could be on his way to Arsenal to replace Emmanuel Adebayor, who is going to Barcelona/Internazionale/so far up his own hubristic hole that he'll spend most of his natural-born days plotting a route out, like the fella in Shawshank Redemption.