Arsenal have considered a last-minute signing for Kingsley Coman
According Daily Mail, Arsenal They have explored the possibility of signing a top winger before the transfer The window closes on Friday night.
The Gunners have made just two outfield signings this month, defender Riccardo Calafiori and midfielder Mikel Merino, but there could be another arrival before deadline day. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta The aim is to bolster their attack with another versatile winger and the club have explored a deal for Kingsley Coman.
However, a move may not be straightforward given the interest from the Saudi Professional League. The French international is currently on a weekly wage of £300,000 at Bayern Munich and this could be a potential hurdle. Coman is likely to receive a higher salary if he moves to the Middle East this summer.
Possible agreement
Arsenal need to bolster their attack ahead of tomorrow's transfer deadline. They have transferred Emile Smith Rowe to Fulham, while Fabio Vieira has been loaned to Porto for the campaign. Meanwhile, Eddie Nketiah is also expected to complete his move to Crystal Palace in the coming hours. Reiss Nelson could also leave.
The Gunners are in desperate need of adding a star winger to their ranks and Coman would be a reasonably good signing if he can stay fit. The 28-year-old has contributed 130 goals in 296 career appearances for Bayern. He has the ability to play comfortably on either the right or left flank and would add quality depth to Arsenal's squad.
Whether Coman can be persuaded to join amid the big payday in Saudi Arabia remains to be seen. Arsenal could ask for the 2020 signing Champions League The winner will have to accept a reasonable pay cut and may have to settle for a rotating role. Coman has the chance to continue playing at the highest level for Arsenal, but he will have to make some sacrifices.
The former Paris Saint-Germain man is a game-winner on a good day and has the ability to score goals in big games, something that would suit the Gunners. He could have a similar influence to Leandro Trossard, who has been a revelation since his arrival from Brighton & Hove Albion last year.
