Arsenal could land West Ham striker target for £65m as Leicester City ace crops up on radar

Arsenal’s return to action is getting closer by the day with the international break now winding down towards its conclusion.

The Gunners are on their way to a top four finish, but they still have plenty of work to do in order to keep Tottenham and Manchester United at bay.

Mikel Arteta’s men face Crystal Palace on Monday, and they will be desperate to rediscover the momentum they built up with their win over Aston Villa before the break.

In the meantime, we have rounded up all the latest transfer rumours concerning the Gunners.

Tielemans interest

Arsenal are said to be renewing their interest in Leicester City star Youri Tielemans.

The Belgian is out of contract at the King Power Stadium in 2023, and the Foxes are struggling to agree a new deal.

According to Nieuwsblad via Daily Express, Arsenal are now considering a move for Tielemans this summer, with Arteta potentially needing to hone his squad into one capable of competing in the Champions League.

Nunez boost

Arsenal could land Benfica star Darwin Nunez on a cut-price deal, according to the latest reports.

Nunez has attracted plenty of interest, with Manchester United and West Ham also said to be keen, and Arsenal area actively scouring the market for a striker ahead of this summer.

According to 90min, the Gunners can land Nunez for around £65million despite the forward having a release clause worth around £100m.

Dybala negotiations

The Gunners are said to be in negotiations over the possible signing of Paulo Dybala this summer.

Dybala is out of contract this summer, with Juventus refusing to pay what the Argentine is asking for.

They now face losing him for absolutely nothing, and Arsenal - as well as a number of other clubs - are reportedly trying to take advantage.

Corriere dello Sport via Football Italia are reporting that Arsenal, Tottenham, Inter and Manchester City have all been in negotiations with Dybala’s agent.

Strictly speaking, Inter cannot agree a pre-contract agreement until the end of the season, while the Premier League clubs can under free agent rules.