Arsenal has been busy in the summer transfer window, with Viktor Gyokeres under their high -profile signing sessions, but another staff could still leave the club this summer
Borussia Dortmund is ready to give Leandro Trossard a route from Arsenal, so it is said. The wing player is supposed to stick to a new arsenal contract while considering his options, whereby the gunners are still possible to strengthen in his position.
Trossard played regularly last season when he stayed fit, while others had trouble doing the same thing. That included minutes in advance, although he will probably find that kind of action more difficult to come by after the arrival of Viktor Gyokeres.
Arsenal has also added winger Noni Madueke and could still complete a movement for Ebere Eze. According to Sky Germany, Trossard is now one of the wing players considering by Dortmund after the sale of Jamie Gittens to Chelsea.
Former Chelsea -Leenlee Jadon Sancho is another option, which returns Potentiary for a third spell in Signal Iduna Park. He would be a younger alternative to Trossard, which turns 31 in December.
Trossard has left for a year at its Arsenal deal, where the club has an extra 12-month option. However, if there is an indication that he does not intend to expand, the club can decide that the time is ripe to cash.
Arsenal is supposed to appreciate Trossard about £ 17 million. This is less than the sum that they rejected last summer of Al Ittihad, although that was partly due to the timing of a movement, making it almost impossible for them to bring in a replacement.
The Gunners look good filled in attack after adding Gyokees and Madueke and welcomes people like Kai Havertz from injury. Younger Ethan Nwaneri will benefit from a different season under his belt, while Academy Sensation Max Dowman could also earn minutes this season.
“Yes, it's special,” said Mikel Arteta manager after Dowman was impressed by Newcastle United in the preseason. “It is clear that what he did today against this team in the time he had on the field is certainly not common to witness a 15-year-old.
“We are very happy to have him. I am thinking again of the environment in which he is in the area, his family, the people in the club and also around the academy. Super helpful because they brought him into this position so early in his journey with a real opportunity and a real presence when he plays for the first team.”
When demanding further summer arrivals, Arteta said: “Let's look, the market is still going on and we will also have to balance that with the team. I think we will be open to see what is happening.”