The latest ins and outs at the Emirates Stadium.
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Recent reports suggest there could be big change to personnel at Arsenal this summer, with as many as three first-team players heading for the Emirates Stadium exit.
Meanwhile, Arsene Wenger is planning on bringing in some high-quality replacements for his side, including a raid on a major Premier League rival, and for one of the best defenders in Ligue 1.
Read on to see the players moving in and out at Arsenal this summer according to recent transfer rumours…
Out – Lukas Podolski
Linked with a surprise move to Everton, Lukas Podolski looks likely to be on his way out of north London this summer, though he may stay in the Premier League after failing to earn a permanent move to Inter Milan.
In – Raheem Sterling (Liverpool)
A highly-rated young forward, Raheem Sterling is attracting plenty of interest this summer and is believed to be on Arsenal’s radar as well, with the £50m-rated starlet an ideal player to come in and provide an upgrade on Podolski.
Out – Nacho Monreal
Linked with a return to Spain with either Atletico Madrid or Athletic Bilbao, Nacho Monreal could be another big name leaving the Gunners this summer.
In – Morgan Schneiderlin (Southampton)
With Arsenal in need of midfielders, they remain among the favourites to sign Southampton star Morgan Schneiderlin, despite competition from Manchester United.
Out – Laurent Koscielny
Linked with a surprise move to Real Madrid in recent weeks, Laurent Koscielny could be on his way out of Arsenal in a disappointing move, and will need replacing.
In – Nicolas N’Koulou (Marseille)
In his place could be Marseille centre-back Nicolas N’Koulou, who has been immense in Ligue 1 in recent times and linked with several big clubs, including the Gunners.
