Arsenal have been linked with a move for ex-keeper Wojciech Szczesny.
However, the Pole could be set for a move to Saudi Arabia instead.
He has reportedly received an offer from Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr.
His club Juventus could look to sell after signing Michele Di Gregorio from Monza.
Arsenal are stuck with who to sign in the striker position, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.
Jacbos told Give Me Sport: "I think Arsenal are still stuck deciding on the striker front, but it’s clear that that’s the kind of profile that they’re looking for & they feel is missing.
“Along with Sesko, they’ve considered Ferguson & Gyökeres, but they’ve ruled out Toney. Even though we hear reports about Arsenal moving for Osimhen, the outlay is so severe that nothing is advancing at this stage on that front.
“It’s a long window, of course, but there’s better value & slightly younger profiles of strikers that Arsenal are prioritising at this time.”
Arsenal are the bookies favourites to sign Alexander Isak.
Sky Bet have Arsenal at odds of 5/1 to sign the Newcastle striker, with PSG (16/1) and Manchester United (25/1).
A fee of over £100million has been suggested.
Arsenal target Joao Palhinha is being tracked by Bayern Munich.
And it looks like the Bavarians have stolen a march on his signature.
According to The Athletic, they have seen a bid just short of £30million rejected by his club, Fulham.
However, with talks ongoing a deal is expected to be reached.
ARSENAL have reportedly slashed Kieran Tierney's valuation.
And the left-back has given a stark verdict on how likely he is to stay at the Emirates following his Real Sociedad loan.
The Scotland star, 27, has been linked with Newcastle and Aston Villa over the past year.
Just last August the Gunners reportedly wanted £30million for the former Celtic hero.
But the Metro say Arsenal are now willing to offload Tierney this summer for around £10m.
Arsenal star Gabriel Magalhaes has revealed the club he would join "tomorrow" if given the chance.
The Brazil centre-back is currently preparing to take part in the Copa America after being named in the squad.
Chatting to ESPN Brazil in the build-up to the tournament, the Arsenal star revealed that he still dreams of playing at his boyhood team.
He admitted: "My favourite club? Corinthians, that’s since I was born and today I don’t think it has to be any different.
"I still go to Corinthians games by train. It’s my dream, I want to play for Corinthians, I want to feel that energy.
"It’s something to think about. Sometimes I stop and think, 'Do I dream of playing for Corinthians?' I do.
"When would I play for Corinthians? For me, I’d be at Corinthians tomorrow.
"I hope it doesn’t take me long because I want to feel the energy of those fans, who are incredible, as soon as possible."
Premier League giants Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly monitoring Joshua Zirkzee.
Italian side AC Milan are also said to have a strong interest in the striker.
Zirkzee has a £34million release clause in his contract, which has two years remaining.
The Gunners are interested in Victor Osimhen.
But, they won’t be held to ransom over his transfer fee.
Currently, Benjamin Sesko’s price tag is a more realistic option for Arsenal for around £52million.
And they have told Napoli they won’t pay over £100million to sign him, according to Sky Sports.
Recently retired Santi Cazorla could return to Arsenal in a coaching capacity.
He told Sky Sports: “I have a very special affection for Arsenal. I spent six wonderful years there and I know how much all the people love me there.
“Of course, I was fortunate to share a dressing room with Mikel Arteta and now he is the manager. We had conversations about that but right now I am not focused on anything other than contributing to this club, Oviedo, and continuing to enjoy football as a player.
“After that, we will see what the future holds for me. It is clear that Arsenal is a club that has always left the door open to me to return. But right now, I have enough on my mind with the play-offs and trying to enjoy the last days of my playing career.”
Arsenal remain interested in signing Douglas Luiz this summer but are not currently close to a deal.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Gunners are not actively working on a move for the Aston Villa midfielder at present.
The Brazilian is a long-term target for Arsenal, having came close to joining the club two years ago.
Luiz could leave Villa Park ahead of next season, the report adds.
Theo Walcott has urged Arsenal to sign Alexander Isak or Ollie Watkins.
He told SunSport: “Arsenal did great, they competed throughout the whole season and learnt a lot from previous mistakes.
“I think what Mikel Arteta has done and the atmosphere at Arsenal is incredible. What we are missing is a striker, and to have that balance on the bench.
“I’d say that’s the one thing, maybe Mikel didn’t trust his bench as much. I’m looking at someone like an Alexander Isak or an Ollie Watkins who’s been established in the Premier League.
“We may look abroad but I’m a big believer in someone who is proven in the Premier League.”
Amadou Onana has revealed he would like to play for an "international world club" after being linked with Arsenal.
The Everton midfielder is a long-term target for the Gunners as they look to recruit in the position this summer.
Onana told Het Laatste Nieuws: "At previous tournaments you have seen that the players who did well make the step up to the top clubs. That's something I strive for.
"I feel like presenting myself to the European top and showing what I have to offer. This European Championship is a stage."
Gabriel Martinelli has taken to social media after featuring for Brazil on Saturday night.
The Arsenal forward scored in a 3-2 victory over Mexico ahead of this summer's Copa America.
In a post on Instagram, Martinelli wrote: "Always an honour to wear this shirt."
Martinelli has now scored twice for Brazil in 10 senior international caps.
Arsenal and Man Utd are keeping close tabs on Turkish youngster Semih Kilicsoy.
The Besiktas star, 18, is said to have a £20million price tag on his head.
The teenager scored 12 times last season in 35 games, assisting three.
A move for Douglas Luiz could be back on.
According to talkSPORT, Aston Villa may be forced to sell the Brazilian to ease PSR concerns.
The Gunners had bids rejected in 2022 for midfielder.
Italian giants Juventus are also keeping a close on eye on proceedings.
The Gunners are interested in Victor Osimhen.
But, they won't be held to ransom over his transfer fee.
Currently, Benjamin Sesko's price tag is a more realistic option for Arsenal for around £52million.
And they have told Napoli they won't pay over £100million to sign him, according to Sky Sports.
Recently retired Santi Cazorla could return to Arsenal in a coaching capacity.
He told Sky Sports: "I have a very special affection for Arsenal. I spent six wonderful years there and I know how much all the people love me there.
"Of course, I was fortunate to share a dressing room with Mikel Arteta and now he is the manager. We had conversations about that but right now I am not focused on anything other than contributing to this club, Oviedo, and continuing to enjoy football as a player.
"After that, we will see what the future holds for me. It is clear that Arsenal is a club that has always left the door open to me to return. But right now, I have enough on my mind with the play-offs and trying to enjoy the last days of my playing career."
Bruno Guimaraes reportedly knows who he would want to leave Newcastle for.
The Brazil midfielder has a £100million release clause in his contract that expires in June.
Arsenal and Man City are two of the clubs interested in signing him.
However, the Brazilian is said to have a preference.
GIVEMESPORT claim he would prefer a move to the Etihad.
Arsenal target Amadou Onana has reiterated his desire to play for a European giant.
"At previous tournaments you have seen that the players who did well make the step up to the top clubs. That’s something I strive for," the Everton midfielder said.
"I feel like presenting myself to the European top and showing what I have to offer. This European Championship is a stage."
Theo Walcott has urged Arsenal to sign Alexander Isak or Ollie Watkins.
He told SunSport: "Arsenal did great, they competed throughout the whole season and learnt a lot from previous mistakes.
"I think what Mikel Arteta has done and the atmosphere at Arsenal is incredible. What we are missing is a striker, and to have that balance on the bench.
"I’d say that’s the one thing, maybe Mikel didn’t trust his bench as much. I’m looking at someone like an Alexander Isak or an Ollie Watkins who’s been established in the Premier League.
"We may look abroad but I’m a big believer in someone who is proven in the Premier League."
Arsenal target Ivan Toney could be headed elsewhere.
The Brentford striker, 28, looks set to move away from the Bees this summer.
The Gunners were thought to be interested in him.
However, Spurs are reportedly now considering a bid for the England hitman.
Arsenal are one of the many sides chasing Michael Olise.
However, they could face plenty of competition for the £60million rated winger's services.
Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United and City are all eyeing up a move for the Crystal Palace wideman.
William Saliba has compared himself to Virgil Van Dijk in an interview with L'Equipe.
He told the French publication: "I’m not the guy who talks much, but I talk more and more. I’m making progress on that point.
"In defence at Arsenal, I’m one of the leaders. Van Dijk has aura. He’s the boss. He commands everything. You can feel he’s scaring strikers away. And I’m starting to feel the same way."
Former Arsenal star Santi Cazorla is set to retire from professional football this summer.
According to Sky Sports, the Spaniard will hang up his boots when his Oviedo contract expires later this month.
The 39-year-old returned to his boyhood club last summer, five years on from leaving the Gunners.
Cazorla and Oviedo are aiming to win promotion to La Liga via the play-offs as they face Eibar in their semi-final first leg today.
Arsenal have been put on red alert over the future of Douglas Luiz.
According to talkSPORT, Aston Villa are considering selling the Brazilian midfielder this month.
Luiz's potential departure would ease Villa's concerns over complying with Profit and Sustainability rules, the report adds.
Juventus have also been strongly linked with a move, along with long-term admirers Arsenal.