ARSENAL are in a battle with Chelsea for Brighton star Moises Caicedo, according to reports.
Meanwhile, the Gunners have reportedly made contact with Weston McKennie's agents over the possibility of a January transfer deal for the Juventus midfielder.
Elsewhere, Arsenal have announced the signing of Jakub Kiwior from Spezial for a fee of £21million.
The defender closely follows Leandro Trossard as Mikel Arteta continues to bolster his squad for the second half of the season.
And Gabriel Jesus confirmed to UFC legend Khabib Nurmagomedov that he would be returning in about '4-5 weeks' following Arsenal's 3-2 victory over Manchester United.
TODAY, 14:54
Nelson gifted Prime by KSI
Reiss Nelson has been gifted a box of Prime energy drinks by KSI - while his club continue to sell the beverage at low bargain prices.
The 22-year-old Arsenal star took to Instagram amid his club's extraordinary season.
The midfielder shared a video showing himself opening a box filled with KSI's Prime drinks.
Five orange bottles can be seen piled on top of one another as Nelson adds the caption "shoutout KSI unaaa".
TODAY, 14:33
Martinelli backs Trossard to succeed
Gabriel Martinelli is backing Leandro Trossard to become a key player for Arsenal over the coming months following his impressive debut for the north London club.
The Belgian striker produced a bright cameo display when he came on for the final eight minutes of Arsenal’s thrilling 3-2 win over Manchester United at The Emirates on Sunday afternoon.
Speaking to ESPN Brasil (via Metro), Martinelli said of Trossard: “He’ll be a very important player for us. We know his quality.
“He did very well at Brighton and will certainly help a lot. And we are trying to welcome him in the best possible way so that he can be calm and show his football.”
TODAY, 14:06
Laura Woods defends Arteta antics
Arsenal fan and broadcaster Laura Woods has jumped to the defence of Mikel Arteta as debate continues over his touchline antics.
The Spaniard was booked for getting overly animated during the Gunners' win over Manchester United on Sunday, with similar incidents unfolding at various points this season.
Woods told talkSPORT: "We've grown up watching Jose Mourinho sprinting up touchlines and screaming at people.
"Pep Guardiola literally kicked a bottle and it hit someone on the bench the other week. It was completely accidental, of course, but he loses his head all the time.
"[Jurgen] Klopp ran onto the pitch and celebrated with Alisson. He literally ran onto the pitch. And guess what, we loved it. We love all of it because it's passion. We always talk about players becoming these robots - don't make the managers do that as well.
"That's the way it works. If he didn't do things like that, people would say he's boring. It would be like 'Mikel Arteta is so uninspiring, he never gives us anything in interviews'. Get over it. If you're genuinely that offended by what he's doing, you're watching the wrong sport."