Arsenal could prioritise a move for Alex Baena in 2027 and formulate a plan to tempt Atletico Madrid into a sale, with Manchester City also keen…

Arsenal have reportedly identified Atletico Madrid playmaker Alex Baena as a top attacking target, setting up a potential transfer battle with Premier League rivals Manchester City. Atletico Madrid are said to be holding out for an €80 million fee for the Spanish international, with Bayern Munich also reportedly monitoring the situation ahead of upcoming transfer windows.
While Arsenal initially planned to wait until the summer, they could reportedly look to lower the financial burden by offering midfielder Martin Zubimendi in a permanent swap deal. Zubimendi is reportedly open to leaving after seeing his minutes reduced, which could appeal to Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone.
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