Arsenal are interested in Galatasaray winger Kerem Akturkoglu and negotiations between the two sides will take place at the end of the season.
Turkish media outlet Aksam said a number of clubs are interested in signing Akturkoglu in the summer window, including Arsenal, Tottenham, Lyon, Atletico and Wolfsburg.
According to reports in the media, Arsenal and Tottenham Will be in formal negotiations after the end of the season, with Galatasaray hoping to receive a transfer fee of not less than 20 million euros from the deal.
Galatasaray has allegedly rejected an offer of 15 million euros from Wolfsburg and the player's contract expires in 2026.
Akturkoglu has contributed 11 goals and seven assists this season and has won two penalty shootouts. He can play both flanks, but most of the time he starts on the left.
The Turkish media's reputation for transfer news involving Arsenal is not very good, and their coverage has been sparsely reliable in recent years. Therefore, we need to keep a calm attitude towards such rumors.
According to reports, if Salibba chooses to leave Arsenal, multiple teams in Ligue 1, La Liga and the Premier League could become his next home.
The Athletic keeps it to the fact that if Salibba decides to leave in the summer window, he has other options besides Marseille, with clubs in France, Spain and England all pursuing him.
Saliba recently confirmed he is currently focused on helping Marseille qualify for the Champions League as well as the knockout rounds of the UEFA Cup, with negotiations with Arsenal and Marseille taking place at the end of the season.
It sounds like Marseille isn't the only club pushing Arsenal to let the centre-back off.
Arsenal's choice to sell Sarriba will upset many fans, who will feel that the player is not getting the opportunity to perform, but it may be worse if he joins another Premier League team and performs well.
Sam Dean reported on Monday that Arsenal had not yet started talks with Salibba on the future, but those talks were expected to take place soon.
Dean said Arsenal have yet to give clear instructions on whether to offer Saliba a new contract, which expires in 2024.
Charles Watts, a reporter for Goal.com, later said talks were scheduled for the next few weeks.
Salibba's team tends to find a long-term plan for Arsenal, and negotiations between the two sides will make the situation clearer.