Report: The £35 million Arsenal player, who last scored in October, may now be targeted by Wolves in the summer.

If Wolves can find a replacement for one of Arsenal’s players this summer, Mikel Arteta may be willing to let him go.

Though they are still in the running for the Premier League crown, Arsenal has advanced this year. However, there may be one or two adjustments that need to be made over the summer.

Despite Kai Havertz’s outstanding recent play, some Arsenal supporters may be hopeful that the team may buy a more natural goalscorer in the event that Aaron Ramsdale decides to depart.

Given that 90min reported that Arsenal is open to Eddie Nketiah leaving, it appears that the Gunners would be willing to recruit another striker during the summer.

The Wolves might try to get Eddie Nketiah.
The 24-year-old is wanted by the Gunners for up to £35 million, and Crystal Palace is one team that is eager to sign him in the upcoming months.

Wolves are reportedly interested in signing Nketiah as well, according to 90min, because they need a striker to cover for Matheus Cunha and Hwang Hee-chan.

Arsenal would let Nketiah depart the Emirates provided they can find a successor for the youth graduate.

If Arsenal can find a buyer for Nketiah during the summer, it appears to be the one move that will work best for everyone involved.

Sadly, Nketiah now seems to be ranked third among strikers—and that’s before you take into account the fact that Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard are also capable of playing up front.

Since October, Nketiah has not actually scored a goal in the Premier League and has not appeared in any of Mikel Arteta’s team’s last four league games.

He will not want to watch what might be the best years of his career pass him by because he turns 25 later this month and has proven that he can have an impact in the Premier League.If Arsenal could secure Nketiah for around £35 million in the upcoming months, that would be fantastic.

In all honesty, he ought to use the opportunity to relocate as soon as the window opens, should Wolves or Crystal Palace submit a bid.