Arsenal have been keeping an eye on Tino Rivramento, but suffering a ligament injury has dimmed his prospects for joining the Gunners.
Southampton confirmed on Wednesday morning that Levlamento suffered a ligament injury and is expected to miss the rest of 2022.
Ryan Taylor reported that Arsenal have been closely monitoring his movements, but at the moment it looks unlikely that a summer window transfer will be possible.
Despite having multiple players at right-back, Arsenal still want to bring in one player this summer.
Fuan Jianyang has performed well after joining, but injury problems mean Arsenal cannot rely on him alone.
Bellerin has performed well during his loan spell and recently won the Copa del Rey at Betis, but he is likely to leave the team.
Cedric Suarez filled the vacancy in the absence of Jianyang Fuan, but felt that such an arrangement would sometimes "hurt" Arsenal.
Recently he has had some good performances, which are commendable, but the performance is not stable and needs to be improved.
Arsenal are still looking for an internal solution, with youngster Norton Coofi doing well after signing Lincoln City. But they are also watching the transfer market, with reports suggesting they are interested in Udinese's Molina.
Whichever way the Gunners choose, the summer window should not carry out a transfer to Liverlamento.
Arsenal are one of two clubs with a substantial interest in Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves.
The Manchester Evening News reported that while Nevis has been associated with Manchester United in recent years, Arsenal and Barca are the only two clubs with a real interest in them.
Wolves are said to anticipate losing the 25-year-old in the summer window, and they are already considering a replacement for him.
Sources said Wolves boss Raglagh said Neves was worth £100 million just as a gesture and Wolves' asking price would certainly be lower than that, after all, the player's contract will expire in 2024.
Neves' representative welcomed contacts from Manchester United, but United are working on a Phillips deal.
That could leave room for Arsenal if they're really interested in it. The Gunners are expected to bring in at least one shooter and one midfielder in the summer window.
Neves is currently sidelined for more than a month with injury. Previously, he made 31 appearances in all competitions, contributing 4 goals and 2 assists.