All the latest Arsenal transfer news in one place, including updates on Eli Junior Kroupi, Nicolo Tresoldi, Martin Zubimendi.

Kroupi not for sale

Bournemouth have "made it clear" that Eli Junior Kroupi is not for sale in January, according to talkSPORT.

The France international is one of Arsenal's primary attacking targets heading into 2027. Kroupi was considered in the summer, and he is now once again being linked with the Premier League champions following his return from injury.

Recent reports have suggested that a January deal might be possible if Arsenal can raise funds through sales, but this claim has now been dismissed. Bournemouth do not want to lose their key players mid-season.

Tresoldi boost

Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi is highly unlikely to join AC Milan in January, Sky Germany understands.

The Italian press has asserted that Brugge could sell the striker to his boyhood club at the right price, but this is wide of the mark. Neither Tresoldi nor his club are interested in a mid-season transfer.

Moreover, despite his connection with Milan, Tresoldi has "better options" elsewhere, chiefly in the Premier League, where clubs are more capable of satisfying the financial demands of the player and his club. It has been suggested that Brugge could demand up to €70m for the 22-year-old.

Zubimendi not a Bayern target

Bayern Munich are unlikely to rekindle their interest in Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi, as per Christian Falk.

The Spain international is facing an uncertain future in North London due to his lack of game time, and there have been suggestions that he could move in January. However, Zubimendi insisted this week that he was planning to stay for the full season.

Bayern are long-standing admirers dating back to his time at Real Sociedad, but they are not expected to make a move now. Not only is he deemed too expensive, but there also isn't any urgency to make a midfield signing.

Arsenal track Prestianni

Arsenal are among the clubs keeping tabs on Benfica attacker Gianluca Prestianni, TyC Sports claims.

The Argentine is in the midst of a very strong season and has already bagged 12 goals and six assists across 20 appearances. Previously a right-winger, Prestianni has primarily featured on the left this term.

Arsenal are tracking his development, with a January transfer supposedly not entirely ruled out. However, it is unlikely because the 20-year-old has a €100m release clause, and Benfica have historically shown little appetite to sell their players on the cheap, particularly in January.

Maza deal close

Ibrahim Maza is on the verge of signing a new Bayer Leverkusen contract, BILD writes.

The 20-year-old is set to put pen to paper on fresh terms that will see his salary rise from €2.5m to €4m annually. His existing deal will be extended by a year and run until 2031. Maza will not receive a release clause.

The contract is expected to be finalised before Christmas and will go a long way towards deterring potential January overtures. Maza is known to be on the radar of numerous top clubs, including Arsenal.