Keep up with all the latest Arsenal transfer news, including updates on Morgan Rogers, Viktor Gyokeres and Jakub Kiwior.
There are only a few days left in the first phase of this unique transfer window as Arsenal get to work on landing their top targets.
While the Gunners are closing in on Martin Zubimendi, plans are being put into action for the striker the club so desperately needs.
Aside from that, work is being done on another attacker, while transfer exits could also be on the cards over the coming weeks.
So, with that said, here’s a look at the latest Arsenal transfer news and rumours ahead of another busy day.
Arsenal eye Morgan Rogers transfer chance
Arsenal have added Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers to their shortlist for a potential transfer over the summer transfer window.
That’s according to The Times, which claims that the England international is firmly on the club’s radar for the weeks ahead.
However, any deal wouldn’t come cheap, as it’s claimed that Aston Villa would want a significant fee to let Rogers leave.
Viktor Gyokeres stance on Manchester United transfer
Arsenal have been linked as frontrunners in the race to sign Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting CP over the summer.
The Gunners aren’t the only ones interested, though, as rivals Manchester United have also entered the chase.
While Arsenal may have several advantages, some of those may have changed, as Ben Jacobs reports that Gyokeres is open to joining United, even without Champions League football.
While no approach has been made, Arsenal may be under pressure to land Gyokeres before their rivals.
Arsenal face Jakub Kiwior transfer U-turn
Jakub Kiwior has been linked with an exit from Arsenal for the past few windows, with an expectation that he would make the move this summer.
However, according to the Daily Mail, there is now a growing expectation that the defender will actually stay at the club.
It’s claimed that his impressive performances at the end of the season have caused a rethink among the hierarchy, who now want to keep him.
It remains to be seen whether that stance changes, with plenty of links surrounding a move back to Serie A.
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