According to reports, Arsenal will send scouts to watch Abraham play against Leicester City on Thursday for Roma.
Tutto MercatoWeb reported that Arsenal would send scouts to the Crown Court to watch Tammy Abraham play.
Considering Niles are on loan to Roma, it is reasonable for Arsenal to be interested in this game.
But Niles played just five minutes in six games this month, so sending scouts for him alone could be a waste of time.
Zagnolo is another player who has gained attention in this game, especially from Newcastle and Tottenham.
Football.London recently reported that Abraham had joined Jesus as Arsenal's summer window target.
Arsenal made an inquiry for the Roma striker in the winter window and could operate transfers in the coming months.
Arsenal were interested in Tammy Abraham in the last summer window, with reports that the Gunners wanted to bring him in along with other players. The problem was that they hadn't been able to send Lacazette or Nketiah away. Aubameyang was still in the squad and they couldn't afford the transfer fee and salary of the fourth top scorer.
The situation is completely different this summer, Oba has left the team, and Raqqa and Nketiah may also have to go.
Roma signed Tammy Abraham for €40 million, scoring 24 goals in all competitions this season.
Arsenal are interested in Udinese's Molina and want to use Mali as a head start in the deal.
Arsenal and Juve are both chasing the defender, but the Gunners can gain some advantage through Mali.
Mali were loaned to Udinese in the winter window to help the team out of danger of relegation. Since he joined, the team has moved from 15th to 12th.
The centre-back has started 11 games and missed just one game because of the suspension.
So while black chickens are priced at Molina for 25-30 million euros, they may consider lowering the price if Mali moves permanently.
Mali has confirmed its willingness to stay in Udinese, and there are reports that the chicken also wants to keep him.
If Arsenal can get their favourite players at a discount and Mali get the transfer they want, it's a win-win deal.
The 24-year-old Molina made 32 appearances this season, contributing seven goals and four assists. He usually plays at the wing-back position, not at the full-back.