Spanish website Fichajes said Thomas had "lost trust" at Arsenal, while the newspaper Ass said Arsenal would sell him for 30 million euros.
Frankly, Thomas started off to Arsenal with a bit of a slow start. Trapped by injuries, it took him a while to find his form, and eventually he did just that.
He had a decent play in Arsenal's midfield before his most recent injury, so losing him in the final period of the season was a huge blow to the team.
But if you've read Fichajes and haven't seen Arsenal's game, you might think he's still doing very badly.
They even speculated that Thomas was in such bad shape that Arsenal were considering selling him and the team understood they could not recover the £60 million they had brought him in.
The newspaper Ass was more specific than Fichajes, saying that by bringing in Artur from Juve, Arteta would sell Thomas for 30 million euros.
If you ask Arsenal fans, players or management, they'll tell you the same thing – if you buy Thomas for £50 million right now, they'll tell you where you came from and where you're going back.
Arsenal are saidly close to signing Thielemans, but the success of the deal depends on whether they finish in the top four.
The Mirror reported that Arsenal had made Tillermans one of the top targets for the summer window. Leicester City welcome offers from other teams and if they can be in the top four, Arsenal will be the favourite to sign him.
Meanwhile, the Sun said Arsenal were confident of bringing him to the Emirates Stadium next season, close to signing him for £40 million.
But they added again that missing out on the Champions League would reduce Arsenal's chances of signing him, and Real Madrid are said to be waiting for an opportunity.
Both media outlets have cited previous reports of United's intentions, but Manchester United have now lost the top four, and even the Europa League qualification may not be saved, so the pursuit of Tillermans should come to an end.
CBS Sports' Ben Jacobs recently revealed arsenal have been in talks for a year on player transfers, having met with player agents several times.
Both Edu and Arteta are keen to sign him, with the player's contract expiring in 2023 and not renewing leicester City.
Unlike the £40 million deal claimed by The Sun, Jacobs said it might only take £25 million to bring in Tillermans.
The Daily Telegraph said Leicester City needed to sell players to have the money to bring in reinforcements in the summer window. Tillermans was one of the players who could leave the team, and the Daily Telegraph agreed with Jacobs' £25m price.
Tillermans has made 46 appearances in all competitions this season, contributing seven goals and four assists, nine of which are from 28 Premier League games.