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Reports from Italy recommend that the Gunners have presented Mesut Ozil to the Italian giants of Juventus.
According to Tuttosport, Arsenal are ahead of transferring Ozil to Turin as part of an initial six-month loan deal that will lead Ozil to end his contract with Arsenal.
The Gunners are reportedly even willing to pay a portion of Ozil’s salary in an attempt, despite all the tactics of the components, with the German midfielder.
Ozil has played for Arsenal since March and has been ruled by The Premier League and Europa League groups of Mikel Arteta this season.
And now it turns out that the saga is even though it all comes to an end.
Gunners owner Stan Kroenke told Mikel Arteta that he will have to sell players before they can be hired, The Express reports.
The Gunners are not an easy-to-put artistic midfielder, with Houssam Aouar and Julian Brandt in the most sensible on Mikel Arteta’s wish list.
However, you will have to leave the Emirates before new names can arrive in January.
Hector Bellerin was largely related to a move to Barcelona in January, and to the contracts of Mesut Ozil, Sokratis, David Luiz and Skhodran Mustafi that expire next summer, it is imaginable that one of those players will leave in January while Arsenal can still rate rates. for them.
If the Gunners fail in their January plans for Houssam Aouar or Julian Brandt, The Athletic reports that Barcelona’s riqui Puig is an option for Mikel Arteta.
Puig’s 21-year-old midfielder has faced Barca manager Ronald Koeman and made an appearance in La Liga this season.
There is also an informed interest on the part of Leeds United, as Barcelona intends to let Puig pass on loan or on permanent transfer.
Despite joining Arsenal’s first-team team this season, teenager Folarin Balogun may be about to leave the Emirates.
The 19-year contract in north London expires at the end of the season and, according to The Athletic, Liverpool are in a position to jump.
Balogun has ringed twice in the Europa League for the Gunners this season and will extend his contract beyond next summer.
A move to Germany is also an option, with Balogun on the loose to open contractual discussions with foreigners starting January 1.
Arsenal would be interested in one for Tariq Lamptey del Brighton if he lost Hector Bellerin to Barcelona.
According to The Mirror, Barcelona’s presidential candidate Joan Laporta, who is the favorite to win the election, “wants Bellerin. “
But the Gunners would possibly already have in mind a replacement in the form of Brighton’s rower, Lamptey.
The 20-year-old has been a revelation on the South Coast this season after leaving Chelsea to play for the first team.
Arsenal would have “watched it closely”: Manchester City and Bayern Munich linked.
Arsenal reportedly made Borussia Dortmund star Julian Brandt their number one goal in January.
According to Calciomercato, the Gunners will take the German game shipowner to the Emirates in their commitment to bring creativity to their side.
And it has been claimed that the Bundesliga team is in a position to let it go after not impressing this season.
You may simply upgrade to Mesut Ozil at the club, and the World Cup winner will perform for Juventus.
Tuttosport says Arsenal’s disadvantaged game maker is in contact with italian giants and that an agreement has been proposed.
The Gunners would be willing to let Ozil go on the loose while subsidizing his salary in the form of a six-month loan.
Meanwhile, Lucas Torreira may be about to leave Atletico Madrid in January.
The Uruguayan foreigner struggled to buy time on loan in Spain, and it is possible that he is now back on the move for the new year.
According to Mundodeportivo, the 24-year-old is at the helm of Serie A Torino.
And finally, Sokratis may be about to leave North London this summer.
Turkish journalist Sardar Ali revealed that the Greek central defense in front of the Fenerbahce.
Sokratis will be held as part of a discounted offer with the player who will be a loose agent this summer.
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