Barcelona have reportedly opened the door for Frenkie de Jong to leave the club at the end of the season, providing a potential boost for Arsenal, who have been monitoring the Dutch midfielder for some time. De Jong is regarded…

Barcelona are reportedly prepared to sell Dutch midfielder Frenkie de Jong at the end of the season, putting long-term admirers Arsenal on alert. Reports from Fichajes indicate that the Spanish club's stance has shifted, opening the door for interested clubs to pursue a permanent transfer for the midfielder.
Arsenal previously reinforced their midfield by signing Bruno Guimaraes, but manager Mikel Arteta's side could still pursue De Jong. The club may consider offloading an existing midfielder to accommodate the move, particularly as Mikel Merino and Martin Zubimendi have reportedly struggled to cement their squad roles.
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