Newcastle is already on a tour of Elnini and plans to sign him on loan in the winter window.
The Daily Telegraph reported that after Jorrington's success in midfield, It seemed unlikely that Newcastle United would bring in a midfielder in the form of a permanent transfer. But they could go on loan for a midfielder.
Eddie Howe is said to be keen to bring in a defender, and winks looks less likely to leave Spurs after recovering.
This provides an opportunity for Ernenni, who has been examined extensively by Newcastle and whose players are in the category of loans.
But Ernenni isn't the only option. Newcastle is also considering bigger-name targets, such as the loan of Wijnaldum from Paris Saint-Germain.
Arsenal may not have much incentive for loaneer Ernenni. The Egypt international's contract expires this summer, so a loan only means saving a few months of wages and getting a loan fee.
Ernenni has now left for the Africa Cup of Nations and is therefore unable to play for Arsenal or Newcastle this month, and finalizing a loan contract could be a bit complicated.
The 29-year-old, on the other hand, has been patiently playing for Arsenal for years, silently waiting for a handful of playing opportunities. In the 21-22 season, he played only 170 minutes in Arsenal's 1800-minute league game – less than 10%.
If Ernenni has a chance to start a new chapter in Newcastle, Arsenal should at least give him the option to pursue that possibility.
Kolasinac is expected to leave Arsenal this month, with Marseille joining Watford in the defender.
The Daily Mail reported that Kolasinac's contract will expire this summer and will leave the team in the winter window. He has received attention from foreign clubs and Marseille is interested in signing him.
This season, Marseille has already loaned two players, Guendouzi and Saribba, from Arsenal.
Guendouzi's contract includes a mandatory buyout clause so he will leave the squad in the summer window, but the current plan is for Sarriba to return to Arsenal.
With the duo performing well in Ligue 1, it may not come as a surprise that Marseille is recruiting another out-of-favor Arsenal player.
Considering that Kolasinac has only 6 months left on his contract, neither a loan nor a permanent transfer is a big deal.
But the gunners wanted a fee that would save him money on his salary.
Watford are also his suitors, with the Watford Observer recently reporting that the club has started preliminary talks with Arsenal on a loan.
Negotiations have focused on leasing on a shared wage basis, but have not yet been negotiated. Even if it is apportioned, the player's salary is an obstacle.
Kolasinac returned from injury at the end of December and went into minor training with the team.