Arsenal striking fear into Barcelona over Liverpool-linked Nico Williams
The latest news and transfer rumors on Liverpool's rival Arsenal as Mikel Arteta continues his summer rebuild at the Emirates with the Gunners looking to add to their squad
Mikel Arteta is on the lookout for fresh talent to add to his Arsenal ranks this summer, with David Raya being the sole new arrival.
Meanwhile, Albert Sambi Lokonga has departed on loan to Sevilla. With pre-season in full swing and a tour of the United States - featuring friendlies against Bournemouth, Manchester United, and Liverpool - on the horizon, there's plenty for Arteta to sort.
In the latest transfer buzz on Wednesday, eyes are on a potential prodigal return. Donyell Malen, an Arsenal academy product now at Borussia Dortmund, is rumored to be seeking a new challenge, per German outlet BILD.
Malen hasn't shut the door on an Emirates comeback, expressing his affection for the Premier League dream: "I think because I played in England as a youth and then it is a dream to play in the Premier League, then I think that is a beautiful dream.
"I went to Arsenal so yes, them. I want Arsenal, my favorite club. Yes (about returning). I played there in my youth, I really wanted to break through there so yes. Every now and then in a football career there are points at which you just have to make a decision."
Elsewhere, Barcelona is concerned about Arsenal's pursuit of Nico Williams, according to Fabrizio Romano. The transfer guru adds that Barcelona wants to be quick in finalizing a deal because the London clubs are keeping a 'close eye' on the winger's situation. It is reported that Barcelona is push forward with this deal next week to prevent a Premier League club from making its move.
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