Arsenal has been linked with a move for Leroy Sane, who may leave Bayern Munich at the end of this season.
The German club is in the process of rebuilding and has signed several top-quality wingers, which could lead to Sane’s departure.
Having previously been associated with Manchester City and worked with Mikel Arteta, Sane is a player the Gunners would love to sign.
The winger may also be open to a return to the Premier League, but Arsenal is not the only club interested in him.
According to a report by Football Insider, Newcastle United has also placed the attacker on their radar.
Newcastle, one of Europe’s rapidly growing clubs, has made several bold signings in recent seasons and believes they can lure Sane to St. James’ Park, hoping to beat Arsenal to his signature.
However, with Arsenal being a more established club, Sane is likely to favour a move to the Gunners over Newcastle.
Just Arsenal Opinion
Sane will be a terrific addition to our squad, and we need to do our best to sign him if he leaves Bayern.
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*OT: Fabrizio Romano reports: “Olympique Marseille have booked travel and medical for Adrien Rabiot as he will sign two-year deal at the club.”
A player who has been linked with Arsenal, on and off, for years looks finally, as he’s 29 now, to have gone to OM in the end.
great, don’t have to hear nonsense Rabiot rumours ever again
but i do find it interesting that no bids for Rabiot, Toney, Osimhen, Gyrokeres etc in the transfer window by anyone, not just Arsenal
Yes, me too. Of course, Toney took the Saudi gold in the end – still quite young at 28 for that, but there we are. High fees and/or wage demands may well have put potential buyers off the others.