Arsenal is supposed to have discussed Mohammed Kudus in West Ham as a potential transfer goal, just like Chelsea and Tottenham.
The Gunners would like to strengthen their attacking ranks during the summer transfer window, with a number of strikers and attackers linked to the North London side.
Alexander Isak, who plays for the Premier League rivals of the Newcastle club, was considered one of Arsenal's long-distance goals, but seems to stay on Tyneside.
The club is also linked to Sporting Lisbon's Viktor Gyokores, with the Swedish goals that Behemoth believed, was interested in moving to the Premier League, but frustrated by the unwilling side of his current side to leave him for slightly less than its £ 84 million release clause.
Other names that are linked to the club are RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko and Aston Villa Vooruit Ollie Watkins.
But the side of Mikel Arteta could still look closer to home for extra firepower, with the forward focus of interest from a series of Premier League rivals.
The Ghana International was a bright spot in the midst of a difficult season at the London Stadium and registered five goals and another four assists in its 35 performances in all competitions.
But the star comes with a hefty release clause when each party looks to secure its services.
In the middle of the summer, tires to Saudi Arabian parties at the beginning of the summer was revealed that clubs might have had £ 85 million.
Arsenal is also supposed to be interested in Chelsea star Noni Madueke, where Mail Sport reports that the winger could probably fall from the pecking order in Stamford Bridge while the club continues to recruit heavily.
Former striker of Ipswich Town Liam Delap started the summer spending of the Blues with his £ 30m deal prior to the Club World Cup, where Enzo Maresco was also prepared in Mamadou Sarr from Sister Club Strasburg and Dario Essugo from Sporting Lisbon.