Deal close: Carlo Ancelloti is unhappy that Arteta is set to Hijack deal to sign their Most important target, here is why?

Deal close: Carlo Ancelloti is unhappy that Arteta is set to Hijack deal to sign their Most important target, here is why

We have been told that the Paris Saint-Germain attacker is admired by the Premier League club, who are considering whether or not to send a package to the Frenchman’s representatives.

Mbappe’s contract is up at the Parc des Princes next year, meaning that PSG must sell him this window or risk losing their prized asset on a free transfer in 2024.

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At this point in time, it is thought that Mbappe will be heading to Real Madrid. PSG are holding firm in their asking price for the player, but if that gets lowered, Los Blancos could make an offer this summer.

But if this doesn’t happen, it would open the door for other clubs. If a deal between Mbappe and Arsenal is struck, it would mark a sensational move for Mikel Arteta’s men.

But the side know that they would be second-choice to Real Madrid and would have to hope that the LaLiga outfit somehow fail in their pursuit of the 24-year-old.

It comes after Jacque Talbot’s story that Arsenal have added Aurelien Tchouameni to their list of transfer targets.

We have been told that if they don’t manage to sign either Brighton’s Moises Caicedo or sought-after Southampton youngster Romeo Lavia, they will test the waters for the Real Madrid midfielder.

Tchouameni is admired by Arsenal

Arsenal are long-time admirers of the France international and have now set their sights on bringing him to the Emirates if they are unable to secure the services of the other two midfield targets.

Tchouameni had an inconsistent campaign at Real Madrid last term, but we have been told that Florentino Perez sees the midfielder as the centre-piece for next season.

He has told Carlo Ancelotti to provide Tchouameni with more minutes next campaign as part of a double-pivot. Perez sees him as the next Casemiro and will certainly not accept anything less than the €100 million that Real paid AS Monaco last summer..

We have been told that the Paris Saint-Germain attacker is admired by the Premier League club, who are considering whether or not to send a package to the Frenchman’s representatives.

Mbappe’s contract is up at the Parc des Princes next year, meaning that PSG must sell him this window or risk losing their prized asset on a free transfer in 2024.

READ MORE: Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea in three-way fight for £80m star

At this point in time, it is thought that Mbappe will be heading to Real Madrid. PSG are holding firm in their asking price for the player, but if that gets lowered, Los Blancos could make an offer this summer.

But if this doesn’t happen, it would open the door for other clubs. If a deal between Mbappe and Arsenal is struck, it would mark a sensational move for Mikel Arteta’s men.

But the side know that they would be second-choice to Real Madrid and would have to hope that the LaLiga outfit somehow fail in their pursuit of the 24-year-old.

It comes after Jacque Talbot’s story that Arsenal have added Aurelien Tchouameni to their list of transfer targets.

We have been told that if they don’t manage to sign either Brighton’s Moises Caicedo or sought-after Southampton youngster Romeo Lavia, they will test the waters for the Real Madrid midfielder.

Tchouameni is admired by Arsenal

Arsenal are long-time admirers of the France international and have now set their sights on bringing him to the Emirates if they are unable to secure the services of the other two midfield targets.

Tchouameni had an inconsistent campaign at Real Madrid last term, but we have been told that Florentino Perez sees the midfielder as the centre-piece for next season.

He has told Carlo Ancelotti to provide Tchouameni with more minutes next campaign as part of a double-pivot. Perez sees him as the next Casemiro and will certainly not accept anything less than the €100 million that Real paid AS Monaco last summer.