Arda Güler on the transfer list of Premier League giants!
The mid-season transfer window in European football has officially opened. It has been suggested that Real Madrid's young talent Arda Güler is on the transfer radar of one of the Premier League giants.
Arda Güler, who plays for the historic La Liga club Real Madrid, is attracting the interest of European clubs. The national footballer, whose name has been linked with many clubs since the day he transferred to Real Madrid, is also on the radar of Premier League teams.
Following the start of the mid-season transfer window, a new claim has emerged regarding Arda Güler. Arsenal, which is targeting the Premier League title, is planning to bolster its attacking line.
In a report published in the Daily Mail, it was stated that the North London club is prioritizing a transfer for the forward position due to the injury suffered by star player Bukayo Saka. Additionally, it was noted that a midfield transfer is also on the agenda, depending on the situations of Thomas Partey and Jorginho.
The report emphasized that Arda Güler is among the players Arsenal is interested in. Regarding the national footballer, it was stated, "There is interest in Real Madrid's young star Arda Güler at Arsenal, but the Spanish club sees the 19-year-old as an important part of its future."
Other names on Arsenal's transfer list were listed as Nico Williams (Athletic Bilbao), Leroy Sane (Bayern Munich), Florian Wirtz (Bayer Leverkusen), Alexander Isak (Newcastle United), Benjamin Sesko (Leipzig), Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton), and Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford).
News Source : 12punto
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