Arsenal ‘join race’ for Liverpool target as ‘£20m transfer offer’ set to be rejected

All the latest Arsenal transfer news and rumours as Mikel Arteta and his men prepare for their clash with Aston Villa.
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Arsenal are back in action on Wednesday night when they take on Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium.

The Gunners have enjoyed a superb start to the season, winning all of their first four games of the season.

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Mikel Arteta’s men are full of confidence, and they will be eyeing a fifth straight win to continue their dominance of top spot.

Meanwhile, Arsenal will be keeping an eye out for further additions ahead of Thursday night’s transfer deadline.

And with that in mind, we have rounded up all the latest transfer news and rumours concerning the Gunners.

Danilo blow

Arsenal are said to have come up short in their bid to land Palmeiras star Danilo.

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The Gunners are said to be chasing a midfielder late in the window, and Danilo is reportedly the man Mikel Arteta and Edu like.

According to Goal Brazil, though, Arsenal are set to come up short with the £20million bid they made earlier this week.

Luiz links

Arsenal are being backed to make a move for Aston Villa star Douglas Luiz ahead of the deadline.

The midfielder is in the final year of his contract as things stand, and there are reports claiming Liverpool have already made a bid.

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According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal and Newcastle are now considering a late move for the Brazilian.

Zaha issues upate

Wilfried Zaha is not distracting by transfer speculation over his future amid continuous Arsenal links.

“It’s not been difficult at all [to remain focused],” Zaha said on Sky Sports. “I’ve just been focused on Palace and every game. So it’s not been difficult at all.

“I go into training, I get on with it and I enjoy it. So I’ve been focused. It’s massive, we’ve got a massive understanding everyone literally understands me. It’s different, it’s hard to explain but it feels like a family here. That’s the understanding we have.”

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