Arsenal’s resources have reportedly indicated whether a player from the Emirates Stadium will be signed by Premier League opponents this summer.
The Gunners have especially increased their activity in the transfer market this week following the announcement of Riccardo Calafiori, Mikel Merino agreed private terms with Arsenal while Emile Smith Rowe completed his medical to register for Fulham.
While Eddie Nketiah will also be joining Olympique Marseille, the north London side are expected to make a significant amount of natural gains in the moving market, given the number of local players expected to leave this summer.
However, it is possible that a graduate of the Arsenal academy will stay put for now.
According to Leicestershire Live, Arsenal and Leicester City are yet to get over Reiss Nelson, and the Foxes are keen to sign the 24-year-old winger, even if value is proving to be a sticking point for the Premier League. . side.
Hailed via Arsenal’s official online page Mikel Arteta as a “special” player, Nelson has been the subject of rumours that he will leave north London during the peak of the summer transfer window, with the striker appearing slightly for Arsenal last season.
With Leicester interested, Steve Cooper’s side may have been a dream destination for former English youngsters abroad, given how ideal the King Power Stadium is for a player in Nelson’s position.
However, following this update, Nelson’s chances of moving to Leicester now look slim, and the winger could remain at Arsenal for the rest of the summer unless a last-minute move is agreed.
Nelson arguably stayed in Arsenal’s books for a year too long, with the striker losing minor prestige last season as the quality of Arteta’s once-back squad jumped to the level.
And this summer, Arsenal just want to do everything they can to get rid of Nelson, who, at 24, wants to move if he wants to revive his career and reach his still-potential potential. To turn the winger into a star of the Premier League.
Although Leicester may not be around, the other teams in the department are around Nelson, and if Arsenal are willing to negotiate, getting rid of the former Hale End prodigy may also be a simple procedure for the north London side.