The Mirror claims that Arsenal’s ambitious manager only targeted Partey, whom he landed on at the deadline for Atletico Madrid after complying with his forty-five million pound release clause.
Aouar was strongly connected to the Gunners last market.
Arteta is believed to be in a position to return for the game maker of Lyon in 2021.
Meanwhile, Chelsea star Jorginho said last month that his representatives had held talks with Arsenal.
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He told ESPN Brazil: “I think each and every player is open to negotiations.
“So I think there was something they talked about and in the end it was that I would stay here.
“Now my head is there and we’re going to do a wonderful task with Chelsea, which I’ve wanted to do. “
However, Jorginho’s agent, Joao Santos, has now hinted at a meeting with former Blues chief Sarri.
The strata built his Napoli around deep game creator Jorginho before taking him to Stamford Bridge in 2018.
Sarri is for a new club after being sacked by Juventus in August.
And Agent Joao Santos says Jorginho is keeping an eye on Sarri’s move.
Santos told Calcioercato: “Jorginho has a non-public appointment and with the coach who is very strong.
“We are waiting to see where Sarri is going, and if it is a great club in Italy, Jorginho can stay with him. “
“Almost all Italian players are in Serie A because it is a vital league, however, he took it to London.
“If Sarri had stayed, Jorginho has gone to Juventus. “
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