Nketiah is said to be considering switching the national team from England to Ghana.
Nketiah has made 38 appearances in England youth teams and scored 35 goals – England U21, 17 games, 16 goals; U20, 6 goals in 9 games; U19, 9 goals in 10 games; U18, 2 games 4 goals. He even captained England U21 last year.
However, the striker still failed to qualify for the England senior national team, mainly because he had too few opportunities to play at the club.
Nketiah, who turns 23 next month, will soon lose his label as a "youngster" and is ready to embark on a new journey this summer that could completely change the direction of his career.
His contract with Arsenal is about to expire and there is no reason to renew it at the moment.
Nketiah understands he could get a starting chance with another team, and in Arsenal's 32 Premier League games he has missed the squad 15 times, so it makes sense to choose to leave.
He has played just 24 minutes in a single Premier League this season and just 12 more than 15 minutes.
Next up is the question of his national team selection. At the moment, it seems unlikely that Nketiah will be selected for the England senior team in the short term, so the Ghanaian team replaced by Thomas is already in his plan.
If ghanaian media reports are credible, Nketiah is considering seizing the time to change the national team for a chance to compete in this year's World Cup in Qatar.
Ghana is said to be confident in convincing the players to join. Although Nketiah was born in England, his parents were Ghanaians.
Arsenal target Núñez has parted ways with his agent and moved to Mendes.
Arsenal have been linked to Núñez for some time.
The 22-year-old Benfica goalscorer has recorded 28 goals and three assists in 35 games this season, which shows why several clubs, including Arsenal, are interested in him. His contract expires in 2025.
According to the Daily Mail, Núñez has parted ways with agent Edgardo Lasalvia and become a client of Mendes.
Mendes and his agency Gestifute had some time tried to introduce players to Arsenal, including several of Wolves' Portuguese players and the team's then-boss Nuno Santo, when the Gunners were looking for a replacement for Emery.