Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Anthony Gordon are among the targets Arsenal are monitoring as they look to sign a left-winger this summer.
The Premier League leaders want to bring in top-quality players that can improve their starting options with left wing one of the positions manager Mikel Arteta and sporting director Andrea Berta have been focusing on.
Arsenal’s most frequently used players on the left-wing, Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli, have one year remaining on their contracts after this season.
Arsenal can expect to have a lot of competition for Paris Saint-Germain star Kvaratskhelia if he comes on the market, while Gordon has shone for Newcastle across the frontline since he arrived from Everton.
PSG signed Kvaratskhelia in January 2025 and he has quickly established himself as one of their most important stars, playing a crucial role in last season’s treble-winning campaign.
The Georgia international has three years left on his contract in Paris and the Qatari owners are under no financial pressure to sell him. Newcastle are in an even stronger position with Gordon’s contract, which runs out in 2030.
Sky Sports News reported last summer that Rodrygo at Real Madrid is another player Arsenal have looked at for this position. However, the Brazil international is set to miss the rest of the season and World Cup with a serious knee injury.
Central midfield is another priority for Arsenal, who are monitoring Sandro Tonali and Elliot Anderson ahead of a summer when many top clubs are focusing on that position. They are also looking at full-back.
However, it will not be as straightforward as committing huge transfer fees to these players.
Although PSR restrictions are not currently a concern, Arsenal will need to sell some players to be able to afford the kind of fees these targets would command.
Lewis-Skelly on Man Utd’s transfer shortlist
Myles Lewis-Skelly has lost his place in the Arsenal and England team
Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly is on Manchester United’s list of potential left-back targets this summer, Sky Sports News understands.
Lewis-Skelly signed a new five-year contract at Arsenal last summer after his breakout season but has lost his place in the team since the arrival of Piero Hincapie.
The 19-year-old, who is still held in high regard at the Emirates, has started one Premier League game all season and lost his place in the England squad.
It remains to be seen who Arsenal will receive offers for, and who they would be open to letting go, in a summer when they need to raise funds to sign their top targets.
However, Lewis-Skelly would present 100 per cent profit on the balance sheet having come through the youth ranks.
Newcastle’s Lewis Hall and Eintracht Frankfurt’s Nathaniel Brown are among the other options under consideration to strengthen the left-back position at Old Trafford along with Lewis-Skelly.
