The Gunners are on the hunt for attacking reinforcements after another trophyless season and newly appointed sporting director Andrea Berta has identified Rodrygo as one of the club’s primary targets out wide, along with Athletic Bilbao’s Nico Williams.

ARSENAL have a HUGE summer of business to take care of in the transfer market. The Gunners are reportedly looking at a SHOCK deal for former Man City defender Aymeric Laporte, who could depart

Arsenal have earmarked Real Madrid playmaker Brahim Diaz as an ideal alternative to top target Rodrygo, according to a report. The Gunners have been tipped to take advantage of the uncertainty surrounding the future of Rodrygo, whom they have supposedly given serious consideration to a move for.

Arsenal's transfer business hasn't got off to the smoothest of starts in the summer window, and there's likely another blow coming their way with a £53million target's preference clear

Liverpool’s Ibrahima Konate and another Arsenal player, William Saliba, are also on Real’s radar but their chances of landing Lewis-Skelly look remote, according to Fabrizio Romano.

La Liga giants Barcelona are considered as the clear frontrunners to secure the signing of an in-demand attacking star this summer.That’s according to transfer journalist Florian Plettenberg, who

Arsenal, Sporting CP and Viktor Gyökeres all reportedly have a difference of opinion when it comes to a summer transfer.

Arsenal, Barcelona, Chelsea and Bayern Munich are all interested in Nico Williams and it is the LaLiga giants who are currently leading the race for the Spain superstar

Arsenal have been one of the most talked-about clubs in the transfer market without actually completing a deal. The Gunners' search for a striker is down Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko. They are closing on a deal for goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga from Chelsea who will compete with Spanish compatriot David Raya.

Transfer news LIVE!The summer transfer window is now officially open once again, meaning the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool can all ramp up their business and finalise some big summer deals.