November 21, 2024

Arsenal are interested in signing RB Salzburg youngster Oscar Gloukh in the summer.

The Gunners didn’t lift a finger in the winter transfer window with respect to incomings. Financial Fair Play rules just didn’t allow them to spend big, and Mikel Arteta decided to stick with what he’s got. In the summer, however, things will be different, and Gloukh has now emerged as a target.

Arsenal want to sign Oscar Gloukh from RB Salzburg

Arsenal target Oscar Gloukh was a popular name even before he joined RB Salzburg.

The teenager, who made a fantastic name for himself at Maccabi Tel Aviv, was heavily linked with a move to Barcelona, but the Catalans’ bid to sign him came too late.

Gloukh moved to Salzburg last year, and his performances for the Austrian giants have been really impressive since.

The Israel international has scored six goals and provided seven assists so far this season from attacking midfield, which is a very impressive return for someone who is still only 19.

Football Transfers claim Gloukh’s performances have caught Mikel Arteta’s eye, and Arsenal are now ‘expressing significant interest’ to sign him this summer.

The report reveals that RB Salzburg signed Gloukh for just £6 million (€7m) last year, but they want three times that fee – £18 million – to let him go to Arsenal or any other club in the summer.

Arsenal want Gloukh as a backup to Martin Odegaard

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard is one of the first names on Mikel Arteta’s team sheet every single week.

The Norwegian is up there with the best-attacking midfielders in the world. He is a phenomenal player, and when he’s fit, he starts for Arsenal.

The report claims that Arsenal want to sign a young alternative to Odegaard, and Oscar Gloukh has been viewed as someone who can step up to the plate.

The ‘exceptional‘ teenager has a bright future ahead of him, and it will be interesting to see if Arsenal will follow up on their interest with a bid in the summer.

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