Arsenal have now added another winger to their shortlist as they look to improve Mikel Arteta's squad in the summer transfer window.
The Gunners have been primarily linked with signing forwards ahead of the summer transfer window, particularly a potential left-wing addition.
Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers is one player the Arsenal are keen on, with GIVEMESPORT sources confirming that they are set to make an offer to secure his signature.
Rogers is capable of playing on the left-hand side of attack or through the middle, so his versatility could make him a useful option for Arsenal.
Arsenal shouldn't need too many additions in the summer transfer window after such an impressive 25/26 season, which saw them win the Premier League.
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Arsenal Eyeing Porto Winger
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According to a report from AS Roma Live, Arsenal are one of the sides showing an interest in signing Porto winger William Gomes in the summer transfer window.
It's claimed that Gomes has a £69m release clause in his contract, but Porto are willing to accept just £39m.
Portuguese side are unwilling to sit at the negotiating table if an offer arrives that is below that number, especially with multiple clubs showing an interest.
Gomes, described as a 'superstar', only made the move to Portugal back in 2025, with Porto only paying under £10 million to sign him from Sao Paulo.
The Gunners also face competition from the Premier League, and it remains to be seen whether they will make an official move to secure his signature.
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Arsenal Also Eyeing Ayyoub Bouaddi
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Arsenal have also been linked with signing a new midfielder in the summer transfer window.
Reports have suggested that the Gunners have held discussions over a possible move to sign Lille midfielder Ayoubb Bouaddi, who is currently starring at the World Cup with Morocco.
It looks to be a competitive race to secure his signature too, especially after an impressive start in the summer tournament.
At the age of 18, Bouaddi is already a key figure for both club and country, and he's destined to make a big move, whether that be this summer or in the near future.