Bayern Munich ‘interested in signing Arsenal star this summer – and the Gunners would be OPEN to listening to offers for £50m man’

Bayern Munich are lining up an formidable transfer for a daily Arsenal starter this summer time, a brand new report in Germany has claimed.

Eager to strengthen their frontline earlier than subsequent season, Bayern bosses have drawn up a five-man shortlist and one Gunners participant is alleged to have made the reduce.

It’s stated that Arsenal would even be prepared to take heed to acceptable gives for the participant, who has been capped nearly 20 instances for his nation.

In line with Bild reporter Christian Falk, ahead Gabriel Martinelli is an choice for the Bundesliga heavyweights, who missed out on signing Florian Wirtz to Liverpool.

Bayern are rumoured to even be eager on Athletic Bilbao ace Nico Williams, however the winger appears Barcelona sure, in addition to Liverpool duo Luis Diaz and Cody Gakpo.

Borussia Dortmund winger Jamie Gittens, who has attracted curiosity from Chelsea and been the topic of a number of rounds of talks, has admirers at Bayern, too.

The Gunners worth Martinelli at round £50million and could also be open to listening to gives

Martinelli has performed over 200 instances for Arsenal and has described the membership as his ‘house’

The Instances have floated the opportunity of Martinelli transferring on from the Emirates on this window, with the membership reportedly trying to deliver down their wage invoice.

The publication claims he may grow to be a part of an Arsenal clear-out alongside Oleksandr Zinchenko, Reiss Nelson, Jakub Kiwior, Fabio Vieira and Albert Sambi Lokonga.

Martinelli joined Arsenal from Ituano in a deal value simply £5million in 2019.

He has performed 225 instances for the membership, scoring 51 objectives and registering 29 assists.

The winger is tied down till the summer time of 2027 and based on The Athletic, Arsenal’s hierarchy would demand gives in extra of £50m to tempt them right into a sale. Additionally they maintain the choice to increase his contract by an additional 12 months.

Martinelli, in the meantime, has indicated he has no want to depart the membership. ‘That is my house,’ he stated in April. ‘I like to be right here. I like the membership.’