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Ivory CoastArsenal Trio Could Head for Exit as European Clubs Target Upgrades
Arsenal could offload three players to raise transfer funds, while Orri Oskarsson draws major interest ahead of January.
Arsenal look to sell players to fund new signings
Arsenal might sell three players to help balance their finances and raise money for incoming transfers. Martín Zubimendi, Viktor Gyökeres, and Mikel Merino could all leave the Emirates Stadium after struggling for regular playing time this season.
Atlético Madrid has shown strong interest in Zubimendi. The Spanish side has tracked the 27 year old midfielder since his days with Real Sociedad. Arsenal and Atlético share a good relationship, which could help any potential negotiation move smoothly.
European giants search for defensive stability
Barcelona has inquired about Bayern Munich defender Jonathan Tah. Sporting director Deco wants an experienced center back to play alongside young talent Pau Cubarsí. However, Bayern has little desire to let the 30 year old leave, as he remains tied to the German club until 2029 and is not looking to move.
Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen is also drawing heavy attention. Liverpool is eyeing the 24 year old as a potential future replacement for Alisson Becker, while Real Madrid views him as a possible long term successor to Thibaut Courtois. Chelsea, Manchester United, and Bayern Munich are tracking his progress as well.
Striker market heats up ahead of January
Real Sociedad forward Orri Óskarsson is attracting attention across the Premier League. Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are tracking the 22 year old, who has recorded 14 goals and six assists across LaLiga and the Europa League this season.
Manchester United is considering him while Benjamin Sesko recovers from injury. Tottenham wants a striker who fits the style of manager Roberto De Zerbi. Everton, Brentford, and Sunderland are also watching the Iceland international, but any deal will cost more than 20 million euros.
Juventus plans busy January window
Juventus is searching for a new striker in the upcoming winter transfer window. Atlético forward Alexander Sørloth is a top target for the Italian club, alongside Monaco forward Folarin Balogun and Mateo Retegui of Al Qadsiah.
Juventus is also monitoring Marseille midfielder Pierre Emile Højbjerg. If defender Juan Cabal departs, the club might consider Rayan Aït Nouri from Manchester City or Nicolás Tagliafico from Lyon.
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