Arsenal weigh Bouaddi and Rogers moves amid fresh links to Gibbs-White
Arsenal’s 15 World Cup players feature across groups: Saka, Rice, Eze with England, Saliba with France, Odegaard with Norway, Raya with Spain, Havertz with Germany and more, with potential Gooner vs Gooner ties.
William Saliba told Gabriel Magalhaes after his PSG shoot-out miss: ‘Without you, we would never have gotten here.’ He praised the Brazilian’s warrior display over 120 minutes despite the decisive kick.
Arsenal target Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers despite £100m talk, with praise from Monreal and Petit. PSG’s Bradley Barcola and Lille’s Ayyoub Bouaddi also eyed to bolster attack and midfield.
Arsenal hold talks to sign 16-year-old Leicester attacker Jeremy Monga, with a bid close to £10m planned amid rival interest after Leicester’s relegation. Deal aimed at long-term development in north London.
Arsenal scouted Inter’s Francesco Pio Esposito, with Andrea Berta pushing interest, but Inter deem the 20-year-old ‘untouchable’. Newcastle also keen, yet a deal looks unlikely amid renewal talks.
Man United lead for West Ham’s Mateus Fernandes, valued at £80m, after Arsenal cool interest. Arsenal now linked to Lille’s Ayyoub Bouaddi, while Tonali could spark a battle between the clubs.
Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze says he would take a World Cup shoot-out penalty despite his Champions League final miss vs PSG, insisting he will keep his style and ‘keep going’.
Arsenal monitor Morgan Gibbs-White after a 15-goal, 4-assist season. Forest plan to keep him, contract to 2028 and valuation near €70m, so any deal would demand a huge fee amid rival interest.
Report says Real Madrid weighed Piero Hincapie for left-back or LCB before choosing Marc Cucurella. Arsenal signed Hincapie after a loan, with a fee near €60m last year.
Arsenal hold talks with Ayyoub Bouaddi’s camp after his standout display for Morocco vs Brazil. Lille value the 18-year-old at around £60m, with PSG also keen. Bouaddi is open to joining and the first team.
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Arsenal’s Kai Havertz nets two, including a penalty, as Germany beat Curacao 7-1. Musiala, Brown and Undav also score. A sharp display from Havertz to start his World Cup.
