Arsenal are reportedly set to go head to head with Inter Milan in pursuit of Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar this summer.
Real Madrid are reportedly ready to revive their interest in Olympique Lyon and France midfielder Houssem Aouar, who is valued at €30 million.
Real Madrid are reportedly eyeing an ambitious swoop for Lyon duo Houssem Aouar and Rayan Cherki next summer.
Houssem Aouar is one of the players identified as a target for Tottenham Hotspur, with the Lilywhites open to sanction a swap deal involving Tanguy Ndombele.
Houssem Aouar's transfer stories refuse to go away with the midfielder reportedly being offered to Arsenal and Tottenham before deadline day
Tottenham Hotspur have stepped up their interest in Houssem Aouar. Will the 23-year-old French international leave Lyon this summer?
Tottenham Hotspur are all set to swoop for Arsenal target Houssem Aouar and are reportedly preparing to launch a formal bid for the 23-year-old Ligue 1 star. According to the Mirror, Tottenham are planning to make a formal offer for Lyon’s creative powerhouse Houssem Aouar before the deadline day after their London rivals Arsenal completed the signing of Martin Odegaard instead, giving Spurs a free run in their pursuit for Aouar. Arsenal were credited with an interest in the Frenchman earlier in the window but they are now closing in on a £30 million deal to bring former loanee Martin Odegaard on a permanent basis from Real Madrid. That means they are no longer searching the market for a creative midfielder and have turned their attention to strengthening other areas of the pitch. This has provided Tottenham with an open chance to seal the deal for their target, Aouar. It is believed that Lyon are willing to listen to relevant offers […]
The North London sides are still in the race for Houssem Aouar, with a late window conclusion expected to the Frenchman's transfer saga
Arsenal have reportedly identified Houssem Aouar as a fallback option, should they fail in their pursuit of top target James Maddison.
Kevin Campbell wants Arsenal to use the Joe Willock money to fund a move for Houssem Aouar, which he considers as good business
