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Arsenal Make Morgan Rogers Top Target as Gunners Prepare £100m Approach

Arsenal have made Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers their primary attacking target and are expected to launch a formal approach. The 23-year-old England int...

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Arsenal Make Morgan Rogers Top Target as Gunners Prepare £100m Approach
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Gunners prioritise Rogers deal

Arsenal have made Morgan Rogers their top attacking target and are expected to make an approach to Aston Villa in the coming days. The 23-year-old England midfielder could cost more than £100 million, according to Sky Sports.

Rogers, who has thrived since joining Villa, is seen as the ideal addition to Mikel Arteta's squad as they prepare to defend their Premier League title. Any deal would likely smash Arsenal's transfer record, but the club appear ready to back Arteta with a marquee signing.

Saturday's other gossip

  • Mohamed Salah set for Besiktas: The 34-year-old Liverpool legend is poised to continue his career in Turkey, with an agreement believed to be close (Foot Mercato).
  • Manchester United monitor Neco Williams: The 25-year-old Nottingham Forest wing-back is on United's radar as they seek versatile full-back options (Football Insider).
  • Real Madrid eye Olise: Bayern Munich's Michael Olise is tempted by a move to the Bernabeu, with Madrid keen to add the 24-year-old winger (L'Equipe).
  • Spurs reject Bergvall bid: Tottenham have turned down a £46 million offer from Newcastle for 20-year-old midfielder Lucas Bergvall (The Athletic).

Check back for the latest transfer developments throughout the summer window.

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