Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea are reportedly among the clubs eyeing up the potential transfer of Como attacking midfielder Nico Paz. The talented young Argentina international is tearing it up in Serie A and the Champions League at the moment…

Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea are reportedly monitoring Como attacking midfielder Nico Paz following his impressive form in Serie A and the Champions League. Although the Argentina international is currently not for sale, Como would reportedly demand around €100 million for a permanent transfer if approached by suitors.
Real Madrid reportedly hold an €80 million buy-back clause for Paz, having sold him to Como for €60 million. The report also highlights that Como manager Cesc Fabregas could attract interest from top clubs, potentially influencing Paz's future destinations.
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