Transfer News: Arsenal and Tottenham Interested in Laporte, Arsenal want to sell Sambi Lokonga

Arsenal and Tottenham are both in the race to sign Manchester City star Aymeric Laporte this summer, with a potential move away from the Etihad Stadium on the cards.

According to Football.London, Arsenal and Tottenham are both interested in signing Aymeric Laporte from Manchester City this summer. The defender has been linked with a move away from the Etihad Stadium after a season with limited appearances. Laporte, who has been a key player for City since 2018, is now the subject of transfer speculation. With two years remaining on his contract, both Arsenal and Tottenham are reportedly monitoring the situation. The battle between the two North London clubs for Laporte’s signature adds intrigue to his potential exit from Manchester City this summer.

Arsenal want to sell Albert Sambi Lokonga

According to HITC, Arsenal is actively seeking to sell Albert Sambi Lokonga. Burnley is interested in signing him, but a loan spell may be more beneficial. Lokonga is unlikely to have a future at Arsenal due to his performance and playing style. It remains to be seen whether a loan agreement will be reached, but it is doubtful Lokonga will remain an Arsenal player next season.

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Arsenal interested in another West Ham player

According a Express Sports, Arsenal is not only interested in signing Declan Rice from West Ham but also in acquiring Ben Johnson. The versatile 23-year-old full-back has caught the attention of several clubs, including Arsenal, due to his exciting abilities on both flanks. Johnson’s age aligns with Arsenal’s long-term squad-building plans, making him an appealing prospect. However, other clubs are also competing for his signature, and the final outcome of his transfer remains uncertain.

Lyon blow AC Milan out of the water with €25m bid for Christian Pulisic

Lyon has reportedly surpassed AC Milan’s bid for Christian Pulisic with a €25m offer. The American-owned club sees Pulisic as a top priority and is willing to meet Chelsea’s asking price, including a sell-on clause. David Ornstein suggests that this competition may increase Milan’s eventual offer, and Pulisic’s preference will also play a role. Nonetheless, the bidding war could benefit Chelsea’s financial interests.

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