9jafan summarises the biggest transfer talk involving Arsenal as doubt continues to cloud the futures of the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez
JUVENTUS AND MAN UTD WANT ARSENAL MIDFIELDER
Manchester United have entered the race for Arsenal's midfield prospect Marcus McGuane but Juventus currently lead the race for the youngster, according to the Independent.
Manchester City are also interested, as are Serie A side Napoli, though the Gunners are keen to tie the 18-year-old to a longer deal at the Emirates.
GALATASARAY INTERESTED IN GIBBS
Galatasaray are keen on signing Arsenal outcast Kieran Gibbs, according to The Times.
The report claims the Turkish giants are hoping they can persuade the Gunners to sell Gibbs, who has been told he is free to leave, for £4 million.
BAYERN WEIGH UP DRAXLER BID
Bayern Munich are considering a move for Paris Saint-Germain attacker Julian Draxler, according to the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung .
Draxler’s future at PSG is uncertain following the world-record signing of Neymar, and he has been linked with Premier League trio Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United.
However, German champions Bayern are weighing up whether to make a €40 million approach to bring the former Wolfsburg man back to the Bundesliga.
ARSENAL STRIKER WANTED BY DUO
Arsenal striker Chuba Akpom is wanted by Championship side Leeds United and Scottish champions Celtic, reports the Daily Mirror .
Akpom is ready to leave Arsenal in search of regular first-team football, while Arsene Wenger is looking to offload members of his squad.
ARSENAL OFFER OX NEW CONTRACT
Arsenal have offered Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain a new four-year contract worth £125,000-a-week to ward off interest from Chelsea, the Daily Star reports.
Blues manager Antonio Conte had hoped to sign the 24-year-old midfielder in a £40 million move, but the Gunners are optimistic this latest offer will keep Oxlade-Chamberlain in north London.
BENITEZ WANTS WILSHERE, CARROLL
Rafa Benitez is weighing up the merits of moving for Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere and West Ham's Andy Carroll, according to the Mirror.
With Newcastle supremo Mike Ashley having recently admitted that the Magpies cannot compete financially with the best clubs in the league, both players would be signed on loan deals.
WILSHERE OFFERED TO AC MILAN
Arsenal have offered Jack Wilshere to AC Milan, the Corriere dello Sport reports.
Wilshere has been linked to the Serie A side in the past, but the 25-year-old midfielder has been reluctant to leave the Premier League.
Wilshere, who is working his way back from injury, has had loan spells at Bolton and Bournemouth. HIs contract is set to expire next summer.
MAN CITY TO BID £70M FOR ALEXIS
Manchester City will continue their pursuit of Alexis Sanchez until the end of the transfer window as they prepare a fresh £70 million bid for the Arsenal star, reports the Mirror .
Arsenal have so far refused to negotiate their Chilean forward, and could even let him leave on a free next summer in order to keep him for 2017-18.
But Pep Guardiola is equally determined to take him to the Etihad Stadium, with City preparing a much-improved offer in order to finally convince the Gunners board into a sale.
MAN UTD, ARSENAL & LIVERPOOL VIE FOR DRAXLER
Paris Saint-Germain star Julian Draxler has no shortage of suitors from the Premier League as he weighs up his future at Parc des Princes, according to the Mirror .
The arrival of Neymar and the possible signing of Kylian Mbappe has heightened speculation that the Germany international will have a limited role if any at PSG this season.
And the likes of Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are attracted by a reported knock-down fee of £32 million to take Draxler this transfer window.
€500M RELEASE CLAUSE FOR ASENSIO
Real Madrid want to reward Marco Asensio with a new contract until 2023 and increase his buy-out clause to €500 million, according to Marca .
Asensio has been linked with a move to Arsenal, but Madrid are determined to ward off any interest with a new deal which will also bump his salary up to €4.5m a year.
INTER MAKE MUSTAFI APPROACH
Inter have made an approach to take Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi on a season-long loan deal, according to GIanlucaDiMarzio.com .
The Serie A giants are looking to bolster their defensive ranks and have turned to the Germany international after failing to complete a deal for Manchester City's Eliaquim Mangala.
Arsenal are reluctant to let Mustafi leave, however, having spent around £35 million on him around a year ago.
PSG WANT £32M FOR DRAXLER
Arsenal are ready to make their move for Julian Draxler, with PSG wanting around £32 million to complete a deal this summer, according to The Times .
The German winger joined the French side just seven months ago for £35.5m and is being chased by the likes of Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan as well.
MARSEILLE TARGET ARSENAL FULL-BACK
Marseille are targeting a move for Arsenal’s Mathieu Debuchy as the Ligue 1 club look to improve their options at right-back, reports France Football .
Debuchy isn’t in Arsene Wenger’s first-team plans and could secure a move to Marseille, who had previously been interested in the defender’s Gunners team-mate Olivier Giroud.
VILLA TARGET WILSHERE DEAL
Championship side Aston Villa have made an enquiry to sign Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere, according to the Mirror .
Wilshere has also been linked with the likes of Newcastle and Juventus, but Villa boss Steve Bruce is hoping to put together a suitably tempting package to persuade the England international to drop out of the Premier League.
PEREZ SET TO END ARSENAL STAY
Lucas Perez is set to complete his move away from Arsenal in the coming days, with an £11 million return to former club Deportivo La Coruna, according to the Daily Mail.
The 28-year-old has failed to establish himself at the Emirates following his transfer last summer, scoring just once in his 11 Premier League appearances.
Perez played no part in the Gunners' opening game of the 2017-18 season, a 4-3 victory over Leicester City, and is on the verge of returning to Spain.
MAN CITY TO MAKE ALEXIS BID
Manchester City are set to make a £60 million bid for Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez, The Telegraph reports.
Pep Guardiola is determined to sign the Chilean attacker in the current transfer window, but Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger insists he will not be sold. The ex-Barcelona star's contract expires at the end of the season, but City are not prepared to wait.
CHELSEA MOVE FOR OX
Chelsea are plotting a £35 million deal for Arsenal winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, according to the Evening Standard .
The winger is out of contract at the Emirates Stadium next summer, and with no renewal on the horizon, Arsene Wenger will let him depart for the Gunners' London rivals.
ARSENAL TABLE FRESH ALEXIS OFFER
Arsenal have made Alexis Sanchez a £300,000-a-week offer to stay at the club, reportsMail Online .
The Gunners have seen the Chilean enter the final year of his current contract, sparking interest from Premier League rivals Manchester City.
CHELSEA READY £35M OX BID
Chelsea are ready to test Arsenal with a £35 million bid for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, according to the Daily Mirror .
The 23-year-old has just one year left on his contract with the Gunners and Antonio Conte hopes a large bid will persuade Arsene Wenger into allowing a move.
PSG TO MAKE £80M ALEXIS BID
Arsenal's determination to keep Alexis Sanchez will be tested by a £80 million bid from Paris Saint-Germain, according to The Sun .
The Chilean has been linked throughout the summer with a move away from north London, with PSG and Manchester City two of the likeliest destination.
And while Arsenal seem set on keeping him at the club until his contract expires next June, a hefty offer from France may tempt them into a U-turn.
Alexis, however, favours a move to City, where he would join up with former mentor Pep Guardiola - although the Gunners are reluctant to sell him to a Premier League rival.
WENGER BLOCKED ARSENAL LEMINA PURSUIT
Arsenal scouts were interested in Juventus' Mario Lemina but saw Arsene Wenger block any potential move, reports the Evening Standard .
Wenger remains largely in control of transfer policy after signing his two-year extension, and chose to prioritise other targets, including the signing of Alexandre Lacazette.
source goal.com
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