Three Real Madrid players emerge as shock targets for Arsenal – report | OneFootball

According to a report from Fichajes, it has come to light that Arsenal are interested in signing three Real Madrid players, namely, Rodrygo, Eduardo Camavinga, and Arda Guler, in an attempt to strengthen their squad.

The outlet mentions that Mikel Arteta is keeping a close eye on these names, hoping that the uncertainty surrounding Real Madrid’s future could give Arsenal an opening to negotiate.

With questions still hanging over the future of manager Carlo Ancelotti and some recent disappointments on the pitch, the atmosphere in Madrid is slightly unsettled.

Arsenal are keen to move early, ahead of other clubs, and see this as a real chance to secure some of Europe’s top young talents.

Camavinga fits Arsenal’s midfield plans

It is said that Camavinga is the one who seems to fit Arsenal’s plans the most, as the possible exits of Thomas Partey and Jorginho will force them to sign at least one player.

Camavinga ticks all the boxes. At just 22, he already has plenty of experience and can play in different roles in midfield, which makes him even more appealing to Arteta.

Arda Guler is on Arsenal’s radar. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images)

In attack, Rodrygo is also being watched closely. The Brazilian forward has made a name for himself with big goals in important matches, but signing him would be very tough.

Madrid see him as a key player, and any offer would have to be very high to make them even consider it.

Arda Guler’s potential draws interest

Guler is the third player Arsenal are targeting. The 20-year-old Turkish midfielder has not played many minutes since joining Madrid, but his raw talent is clear.

Arteta is believed to be confident that he could help Guler reach his full potential in the Premier League.

Although Arsenal are serious about this move, it won’t be easy. Real Madrid are not under pressure to sell, and they will only listen to offers that meet their high demands.

Still, Arsenal are ready to try and have already started working on a possible deal.