ARSENAL are looking ahead to a busy summer transfer window after another trophyless season. The Gunners are on the verge of reaching an agreement with Gabriel over a long-term deal. Elsewhere,

AC Milan have made Arsenal target Rafael Leao 'untouchable,' according to Italian media. The Gunners' work in the transfer market is in full swing, with sporting director Andrea Berta already busy holding talks with several players.

Fortunately, there is one secret weapon who gives United an outside chance of pipping Arsenal to their current priority target Benjamin Sesko. RB Leipzig's centre-forward is the subject of interest from the Gunners after they attempted to sign him last year.

MANCHESTER UNITED could hijack Arsenal’s transfer deal for Benjamin Sesko, reports suggest. Sesko, 22, scored 21 goals and added six assists in all competitions for German club RB Leipzig

Arsenal expressed interest in the Slovenia international last summer and again in January but RB Leipzig are now ready to do business, set to hold out for a huge £85million fee. While Arsenal are leading the race for his signature, Bild report United’s interest remains.

Leroy Sane will be out of contract with Bayern Munich on June 30 and Arsenal are said to be among the clubs eyeing a swoop for the former Manchester City winger

Arsenal needs a new striker to provide the sort of cutting edge that evaded it during an underwhelming 2024/25 season.

Chelsea have entered the race with Arsenal to sign Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres, according to reports in Portugal. Gyokeres has emerged as one of the most in-demand strikers in Europe after another impressive season for Sporting in which he scored 54 goals in 52 matches and helped the Portuguese club win the domestic league and cup double.

Arsenal have reached a full agreement to sign Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi for £51million and the Gunners have wasted no time in identifying their next target

Andrea Berta has held face-to-face talks as he looks to hand Mikel Arteta a prolific striker ready for a Premier League title push next season.