Arsenal are being linked with attacking reinforcements after a lacklustre summer, with updates emerging on two star targets as the Gunners look to forge a new legacy of success…

Club Brugge have reportedly declared that 22-year-old striker Nicolo Tresoldi is not for sale ahead of the upcoming winter transfer window. Arsenal have been linked with a permanent move for the forward following their summer signing of Christos Tzolis from the Belgian club. Meanwhile, Athletic Club forward Nico Williams addressed past transfer interest, clarifying that he personally chose to reject offers from Arsenal, Barcelona, and Paris Saint-Germain to remain in Bilbao.
Williams, who holds a £77 million release clause after signing a 10-year contract in July 2025, disputed his agent's claims that heavy persuasion was required to keep him at Athletic Club. Meanwhile, Tresoldi has attracted interest from several top European sides after scoring 12 goals in his first 14 appearances of the season, though Club Brugge insist there is no asking price for the player.
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