BBC: The Gunners are interested in Rodrigo and are seeking to sell a main player within the next year

The results of Arsenal's striker and their expenses will affect the team's strengthening in other positions that require creativity. They are interested in Real Madrid winger Rodrigo, who believes that he can become a key player to change the situation of the game and help the team stay competitive in the championship. However, the feasibility of Rodrigo's transfer this summer remains to be seen. Although sources told the BBC that Real Madrid is willing to hear the offer, the player's willingness to leave has not been publicly confirmed.

If you can really transfer, Rodrigo's net worth will be at least 70 million pounds, which may be too expensive if you have already signed a striker with a lot of money. In addition, whether Rodrigo can adapt to the intensity of the Premier League confrontation is unknown, and he also wants to be one of the highest-paid players in the club. Given these factors, Arsenal are considering other options, such as Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon, which has attracted their attention.

Crystal Palace winger Eze is also one of Arsenal's goals. With two years left in the player contract, there is a 60 million pound termination clause, plus an additional 8 million pounds of surcharge. Sources revealed that Crystal Palace has learned about Arsenal's interest, and Eze himself is also open to the transfer. However, sources insisted that Crystal Palace demanded a full termination fee, but whether the position will change as the transfer window is close is still to be seen. Arsenal also considers Chelsea winger Maduaike, especially his versatility, but the player has not received unanimous support within the club.

BBC also learned that Arsenal will seek to sell a first-team main player in the next 12 months. News of Martinelli's transfer this summer has been frequent, and the club has said that this possibility has not been ruled out. Saliba is Real Madrid's long-term goal, but Arsenal is trying to renew his contract. If the team signs a new central defender, Kiviol may be regarded as a redundant player, and Zinchenko can also be traded. Havertz's role changes after joining the new striker are also worth paying attention to in the next year. It is reported that many German clubs are closely following Havertz's situation, with only 2 years left in the player contract.