Arsenal are chasing another attacking star this summer.
After already being linked with multiple names across Europe, the focus has now shifted closer to home.
One Premier League winger is suddenly getting a lot of attention.
The Gunners have been scouting wide players who can bring speed, goals, and assists.
They are not the only ones. Tottenham, Chelsea, and Aston Villa are all looking to boost their forward line.
And with Chelsea planning to move on from some of their current attackers, things are heating up in the market.
Newcastle United were the first to make a concrete move. They submitted a £45 million bid. But that offer was turned down immediately.
The player’s current club wants over £60 million and insists they are not interested in selling, at least not yet.
Despite that, talks are happening behind the scenes. The player’s representatives have spoken to several top clubs.
Some of those clubs include Arsenal and Tottenham. Others are still gathering information. But one thing is clear: his value is rising.
This player had a strong campaign last season. He scored six goals and assisted 12 more.
His pace caused problems for every defence he faced.
He was a major reason his team secured European football for the first time in years.
With so much competition, Arsenal are now watching his situation closely.
Their sporting director is also working on other targets, including Rodrygo and Mohamed Kudus.
But this Premier League winger has quietly moved up the list.
According to TBR Football, Anthony Elanga has become one of the most sought-after players in England this summer.
His breakout season at Nottingham Forest has not gone unnoticed.
Whether he stays or moves depends on how far Arsenal or one of their rivals are willing to go.
Newcastle United already planning a second bid for the former Manchester United star.
It will be interesting to see whether Arsenal will make a concrete move for Anthony Elanga or not.
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