Arsenal Launch Investigation into £60 Million Deal for England International
Arsenal have "investigated the possibilities" surrounding a potential transfer for Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze as they look to strengthen their attacking options in the upcoming transfer window.
The North London club is nearing completion of deals for midfield pair Martín Zubimendi and Christian Nørgaard, alongside backup keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. Efforts are also underway to secure 20-year-old Valencia defender Cristhian Mosquera. However, focus will subsequently shift toward enhancing their offensive capabilities.
Acquiring a new striker remains a critical priority with connections to Benjamin Šeško and Viktor Gyökeres, while potential reinforcements may also arrive in wide positions and the attacking midfield role.
Sky Sports News has disclosed that Eze features among the options Arsenal are evaluating this summer transfer period, with the Gunners being one of "multiple" Premier League Champions League participants showing interest in the Palace attacker.
Eze played a pivotal role in the Eagles' FA Cup triumph last season, netting the winning goal in the final against Manchester City. This was among 14 goals the England international netted across all competitions, while also contributing 12 assists.
The 26-year-old Eze possesses a £60 million ($82.3 million) buyout clause in his Palace deal, which could potentially increase to £68 million ($93.3 million) with additional terms.
Operating as a left inside forward within Oliver Glasner's 3-4-3 system in south London, Eze has developed expertise in discovering space both on the flanks and through the middle, establishing him as a highly sought-after and adaptable attacking talent.
Although Arsenal fans may be thrilled by the prospect of his arrival, transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano has indicated that there is "nothing concrete yet" concerning a possible move.
Sky Sports News additionally reports that Real Madrid's Rodrygo continues to be a transfer objective for the Gunners following earlier summer speculation, though the Brazilian seems satisfied to remain at the Santiago Bernabéu.