The 19-year-old defender has not yet made his Arsenal debut after being frozen through coach Mikel Arteta.
He signed for the Gunners for 27 million pounds in 2019 before returning a year on loan at St Etienne.
Saliba had been in a position to argue with Arteta about her future, and now the London football report, PSV, has opened an investigation.
He should be taken to the Gunners’ first team this season.
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However, his only appearances were in Premier League 2 and the EFL Trophy with the club’s youth, claiming he “locked himself in” on social media.
The January move window is fast approaching and a loan movement will be the most productive option for either party.
This would allow Saliba to continue his progression with first-team football.
Saint-Etienne is expected to come back for him and bring him back for six months.
They almost got a summer window deal to loan Saliba for the 2020-2021 crusade before Arsenal cut the plug.
However, Arteta would probably prefer the teenager to move to an English club.
He was eliminated from the team of the day to face Manchester City in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night; he is part of the club’s Premier League team.
Explaining the decision, Arteta said: “He’s worried because he’s not on the team.
“We made that resolution with him and we’ll see what we do in January. We’re talking about that [loan transfer], yes. “
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