Arsenal might be going heavy in the market, but the next Messi might be on their books already.
Max Dowman is attracting attention with his dazzling displays, and with the likes of Miles Lewis-Skelly and Ethan Nwaneri breaking through this season, he could be there before you know it.
The Gunners are ready to offer Viktor Gyokeres a HUGE deal to join them.
Arteta's side have gone well in the Champions League, but their lack of a clinical scorer up top has cost them the Premier League title to Liverpool.
With a move for Alexander Isak seeming more and more improbable, with Newcastle likely to qualify for the Champions League, Gyokeres has become the Gunners main target.
Spurs took home the bragging rights in the boxing North London Derby as Tottenham fan Viddal Riley beat Arsenal supporting rival Chev Clarke last night.
Arsenal have been keeping tabs on Bayern Munich star Leroy Sane but the ex-Manchester City star opted for a new contract with the Bundesliga leaders instead.
Sane is now closing in on a three-year extension with Bayern forcing the Gunners and other suitors to look elsewhere for attacking reinforcement.
According to transfer insider Christian Falk, the winger has even agreed to a salary reduction for a new deal tying him to the Allianz Arena until 2028.
Falk also explains that the Germany international's friendship with team-mate Jamal Musiala was one of the main reasons behind his decision to stay.
in fact, Musiala and Harry Kane pushed Bayern bosses to hand the 29-year-old a new deal.
Arsenal have received a major boost in their bid to sign Juventus star Dusan Vlahovic.
That is because Calciomercato claim Juve may have to sell Vlahovic this summer if they don’t qualify for next season’s Champions League.
The same goes for fellow Bianconeri aces Kenan Yildiz and Andrea Cambiaso.
Juventus are currently fifth in the Serie A table with only one point separating them from the top four, which leads to Champions League qualification next term.
Arsenal flop Albert Sambi Lokonga is set for a summer return to the Emirates after suffering his fourth injury of the season during his loan stint at Sevilla.
Lokonga, 25,joined the Andalusian outfitin July for the 2024-25 campaign in a deal that includes a £10.25million buy option.
According to The Mirror, the LaLiga giants are unlikely to trigger that option due to persistent hamstring issues that have limited the midfielder to just 21 appearances across all competitions.
That poses as a blow for the Gunners, who wish to raise funds to bolster their transfer budget for the summer market.
Had that figure been met, the North Londoners would have also inherited a 25 per cent sell-on clause.
The same source suggests Sevilla tried to negotiate a lower release clause but chances of a permanent deal are growing slimmer after yet another injury setback