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Arsenal reportedly hold talks with Antonio Nusa's representatives

The RB Leipzig forward is being monitored ahead of January, with his club expected to seek around £66 million.

By Liam Faleolo

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Arsenal have discussed a potential January transfer with representatives of RB Leipzig forward Antonio Nusa, according to TeamTalk. The report said the club sent scouts to assess the Norwegian in each of Leipzig's three most recent games.

A left-winger and a striker are reportedly Arsenal's main recruitment priorities for January. Funds have been earmarked for their preferred options, with Real Madrid forward Endrick also among the players the club are targeting.

Nusa, 21, has recorded six goals and eight assists across 15 appearances in all competitions this season. Arsenal are said to believe he could make an immediate contribution, in line with their aim of adding players ready to contribute straight away.

His contract at Leipzig extends to 2029. The German club are expected to seek approximately £66 million for the forward, although Arsenal's willingness to meet that valuation remains unclear.

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