Perhaps Arsenal admired the way Liverpool played under Jurgen Klopp, as the Gunners have now been linked with a move for another player developed by the German manager. Just days after reports linked Arsenal with Trent Alexander-Arnold, the Gunners are…

Arsenal and Chelsea are reportedly competing to sign Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarell Quansah. The England international left Liverpool for the Bundesliga side and has established himself as a key starter in Germany. Both Premier League sides are monitoring Quansah, with Arsenal seeking defensive reinforcement and Chelsea viewing the centre-back as a strong long-term investment.
Liverpool reportedly holds a buy-back clause for Quansah but is unlikely to trigger it. Consequently, Leverkusen holds full authority over whether to negotiate a permanent transfer with either interested London club.
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