Arsenal could have to pay as much as €90 million (£75m) to sign Antonio Nusa, with RB Leipzig reportedly setting a substantial valuation for the Norwegian winger ahead of the 2027 summer transfer window. According to Sky Germany journalist Philipp…

Arsenal may have to pay up to €90 million (£75m) to sign winger Antonio Nusa from RB Leipzig, according to Sky Germany journalist Philipp Hinze. The Bundesliga club has reportedly valued the 21-year-old Norwegian between €70m (£58m) and €90m ahead of a potential permanent summer transfer in 2027. Because Nusa's contract contains no release clause, any suitor must negotiate directly with Leipzig.
Leipzig are reportedly reluctant to sanction a January departure, making next summer the most realistic window for a potential deal. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is monitoring Nusa to boost wide attacking depth following recent injuries to Bukayo Saka and Christos Tzolis.
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