Arsenal transfer news and rumours
Here are the latest Arsenal transfer news and rumors:
In
- Houssem Aouar (Lyon midfielder): Arsenal have been linked with a move for the French midfielder, who has been a target for the Gunners for some time. (Source: The Mirror)
- Thomas Partey (Atlético Madrid midfielder): Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing the Ghanaian midfielder, who has been a key player for Atlético Madrid. (Source: The Sun)
- Rico Henry (Brentford left-back): Arsenal are said to be monitoring the Brentford left-back, who has impressed in the Championship. (Source: The Telegraph)
- Morgan Sanson (Aston Villa midfielder): Arsenal have been linked with a move for the French midfielder, who has been a target for the Gunners for some time. (Source: The Express)
Out
- Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (striker): Arsenal are reportedly willing to sell the Gabonese striker, who has been linked with a move to Barcelona. (Source: The Times)
- Alexandre Lacazette (striker): The French striker has been linked with a move away from the Emirates, with Juventus and Roma reportedly interested. (Source: The Guardian)
- Mesut Özil (midfielder): The German midfielder has been linked with a move away from Arsenal, with Fenerbahçe reportedly interested. (Source: The Daily Mail)
- Shkodran Mustafi (defender): The German defender has been linked with a move away from Arsenal, with Inter Milan reportedly interested. (Source: The Daily Star)
Rumors
- Arsenal to sign two players from Lyon: Arsenal are reportedly interested in signing two players from Lyon, with Houssem Aouar and Lucas Tousart both linked with a move to the Emirates. (Source: The Mirror)
- Arsenal to make a bid for James Maddison: Arsenal are said to be preparing a bid for the Leicester City midfielder, who has been a target for the Gunners for some time. (Source: The Sun)
- Arsenal to sign a new goalkeeper: Arsenal are reportedly looking to sign a new goalkeeper, with David de Gea and Gianluigi Donnarumma both linked with a move to the Emirates. (Source: The Daily Mail)
Please note that transfer rumors can be unreliable and should be taken with a grain of salt.