Arsenal's chances of signing Antonio Nusa in January look nearly impossible

Arsenal's chances of signing Antonio Nusa in January are reportedly almost impossible. The London club lost Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard over the summer and brought in Christos Tzolis as a replacement. Arsenal, who are competing on three fronts and want to defend their title, are thought to need a top-level forward, and January is seen as the target window for that signing.

The current squad has two players for every position. Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke compete on the right wing, while Kai Havertz and Viktor Gyokeres battle for the central striker role. On the left wing, Tzolis and Eberechi Eze are in contention. However, Tzolis is still inexperienced at the top level, and Eze prefers playing centrally rather than on the left. It appears Arteta is unwilling to move him there permanently.

Nusa is among Arsenal's leading targets. According to Sport Witness, the Gunners sent a delegation to Leipzig last week to watch the Norwegian player. Sky Germany, however, reports that a deal is almost impossible. The claim is that RB Leipzig are preparing to consider an astronomical offer.