Arsenal could face important transfer decisions before the window closes, with both Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus attracting interest, while Liverpool have reportedly entered the race for Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa.
Galatasaray eye Martinelli
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Galatasaray are exploring a move for Martinelli.
The Brazilian winger is facing increased competition for places at the Emirates and has emerged as a potential target for the Turkish champions.
However, Arsenal are not expected to sanction an attacking departure before bringing in another forward after missing out on Vinicius Junior, who has signed a new contract with Real Madrid.
Napoli enquire about Gabriel Jesus
Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano reports that Napoli have made contact over a possible deal for Gabriel Jesus.
The Brazilian striker has endured an inconsistent spell at Arsenal due to injuries and fierce competition for a starting place, leading to speculation over his future.
Napoli are understood to have asked about his availability, although no formal offer has been submitted.
Liverpool join Konsa race
Elsewhere, The Guardian reports Liverpool are now interested in Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa.
Arsenal have also been linked with the England international as they continue to assess defensive reinforcements, but Liverpool's involvement could increase competition for one of Villa's key players.
Konsa remains an important part of Unai Emery's squad, meaning Aston Villa are expected to demand a substantial transfer fee before considering any sale.
Key Points
- Galatasaray are interested in Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli.
- Napoli have made enquiries about Gabriel Jesus.
- Arsenal want to sign another attacker before allowing forwards to leave.
- Liverpool have joined Arsenal in the race for Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa.
- Villa are expected to demand a significant fee for the England international.
What's next?
Arsenal are expected to prioritise signing a new forward before making any decisions on Martinelli or Jesus. Meanwhile, Liverpool and Arsenal could both monitor developments surrounding Konsa as the transfer window enters its final weeks.
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