With David Raya and Aaron Ramsdale given extended periods away after being on opposing sides of the Euros final, Arsenal have a goalkeeping dilemma to deal with in pre-season.
Third choice stopper Karl Hein, who recently penned a new contract, looks set to temporarily fill in.
Lucas Nygaard, 18, could also get minutes this summer.
He is a Danish keeper who has penned a contract with the Gunners after a successful trial.
Arsenal legend Emmanuel Petit claims Manchester United signing Leny Yoro can learn from William Saliba's success at the Emirates.
I know Leny Yoro well, I watch him in France, and he’s been nicknamed the next Raphael Varane. He was 16 when he started with the Lille first team... and all of a sudden his life changed.
The manager said he needed someone to repeat his age as he always was shocked at [how] young he is. In the space of two years, he’s been an absolute rock in defence. Let Yoro improve step by step, right now it’s too early.
Saliba was [the] perfect example, he was at Arsenal early on but spent three years on loan before cementing his name in Arsenal’s XI. The season Saliba did with Marseille changed everything and now he’s one of the best defenders in the world.
Arsenal have rejected bids from Crystal Palace as well as Fulham for Emile Smith Rowe.
SunSport understand that should an offer come in that suits both Smith Rowe and the Gunners, then the 23-year-old will be allowed to leave the Emirates in the summer.
The North Londoners will wait to see if Palace or the Cottagers come back with improved offers.
Arsenal value the playmaker in the range between £25million and £30m.
Arsenal are set to offer Real Sociedad star Mikel Merino their best ever contract.
According to Mundo Deportivo, the Gunners are keeping tabs on Merino during the ongoing summer transfer window.
Aston Villa have also been linked with the midfielder but they are signing Amadou Onana from Everton and that could end their interest.
Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are also keen for the Spain international, who has a release clause worth £55million (€65m).
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is said to be a big fan of him and is prepared to sanction a deal that would see the 28-year-old earn the most lucrative contract of his career, potentially double what is currently on.
Arsenal could potentially face competition from Newcastle for the services of Raphinha.
Both clubs have been linked with moves for the Barcelona winger in recent months.
And it's been claimed Toon boss Eddie Howe is keen to make the former Leeds man one of his marquee signings this summer.
Multiple reports claim he's willing to "pay a fortune for a player who is completely dispensable".
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Urbanandsport/NurPhoto/REX/Shutterstock (14438785w) Raphinha Dias is walking off the pitch at the end of the match between FC Barcelona and PSG for the Quarter-Final of the UEFA Champions League, played at the Olympic Stadium Lluis Companys in Barcelona, Spain, on April 16, 2024. Barcelona v PSG â Champions League, Spain â 16 [â¦]Credit: Rex
Ollie Watkins has been urged to snub a potential move to Arsenal and stay at Aston Villa.
Ex-Liverpool and Blackburn Rovers star Stephen Warnock told BetVictor: "Ollie Watkins’ England prospects depend firstly on what Harry Kane does next and also on who comes in to replace Gareth Southgate as manager.
"He likes having that pressure on him to perform well. What he's found at Villa is that Unai Emery has improved him as a player – he respects that hugely.
"He knows that working under Emery is the right fit for him. He plays in a system that suits him, which gives him opportunities to score and create goals.
"The difference now as well is that he's likely to be playing Champions League football.
"If he goes somewhere else, he may not quite fit in, he might not settle and the new manager's philosophy could be a different style of football."
Arsenal's pursuit of Nico Williams could be ended by Barcelona, who Gianluca Di Marzio claims is the Spain international's "likely destination".
He said: "At the moment, Barcelona is Nico Williams’ likely destination.
"A few weeks ago Chelsea were keen to sign him, but I think the player would rather stay in Spain.
"Otherwise Chelsea would have paid his release clause. The player prefers to stay in Spain and in Barcelona he can play with Lamine Yamal, as he did in the national team.
"Barcelona will do everything to get him and to have him as an answer to Real Madrid's signing of Kylian Mbappe. At the moment, Barcelona is the most likely destination for him."