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Arsenal are searching for a new striker this summer with both Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko both under consideration ahead of the transfer window reopening

Mikel Arteta is keen to add more firepower this summer with Gunners also looking at Ollie Watkins and Viktor Gyokeres

Bayern Munich have reportedly entered the race to sign RB Leipzig striker and Arsenal transfer target Benjamin Sesko. The Gunners are set to reinforce considerably in the forward line, with the club keen to add the necessary depth to avoid the injury crisis they suffered last term.

Slovenia boss Matjaz Kek has addressed the future of Arsenal target Benjamin Sesko, who has received a number of eye-watering proposals from the Saudi Pro League in recent days

Arsenal and RB Leipzig have held talks over a deal for Benjamin Sesko, with the German club hoping to secure a fee in the region of £70million. The Gunners have made signing a new striker a priority this summer as they look to strengthen their squad.

Sesko netted 13 goals for Leipzig in the Bundesliga in 2024-25, and he scored 14 in the 2023-24 season, while current Arsenal number nine Kai Havertz managed to score 17 and 12 goals in the German top flight in his final two campaigns for Bayer Leverkusen.

Arsenal have been chasing RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko for a year, and are set to renew their interest when the transfer window reopens.

Arsenal are weighing up a move for RB Leipzigs Benjamin Sesko; Slovenia international has impressed in Germany and drawn comparisons with Manchester Citys Erling Haaland; Gunners also hold an interest

Manchester United have reignited their pursuit of Napoli striker Victor Osimhen, Foot Mercato claims. While also still interested in Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyökeres, United are back in talks with the Nigeria international, who will be available for €75 million (£63.9 million, $86.9 million).

Arsenal's pursuit of the promising forward seemed under threat as two Saudi Pro League giants stepped into the fray, ready to splash the cash, but Sesko appears set on European football. The race to secure a top striker ahead of the Club World Cup saw Al-Hilal rigorously engage in talks,