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Arsenal 'track new forward signing' after Mikel Arteta transfer targets revealed

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Arsenal have added Antonio Nusa to their list of transfer targets ahead of the January window, according to new reports.

As such, it has been widely reported that the club plan to prioritise signing a forward when the transfer window reopens.

Now, the Sun claim the Gunners are also tracking RB Leipzig winger Nusa and have been scouting the Norway international this season.

Predominantly a left-sided attacker, Nusa can also operate on the right flank and has made an impressive start to the campaign by scoring six goals and weighing in with seven assists in 14 appearances across all competitions.

Antonio Nusa

Arsenal transfer target: Antonio Nusa

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However, the aforementioned report states a deal taking Nusa to north London at the start of 2027 will be difficult to pull off as Leipzig view the winger as a key player and do not want to sell him in the middle of the season.

Furthermore, the Bundesliga club's stance his strengthened after selling Yan Diomande to Real Madrid in the summer for around £120million, meaning they are under no financial pressure to cash in on Nusa.

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