Arsenal NewsBREAKING :Arsenal is set to offload three key players in order to secure their top transfer target…

Arsenal is poised to offload three significant players to facilitate the acquisition of their primary transfer target.

The club is prepared to part ways with three prominent stars in a strategic effort to secure a top-tier striker.

Mikel Arteta is reportedly open to selling an Arsenal player with 79 appearances this January, as he seeks a UEFA Champions League winner as a potential replacement.

A substantial sale this winter could enhance their prospects of investing in a number 9 if the right opportunity arises.

Arsenal has shown interest in Newcastle’s Alexander Isak, but it may require approximately £150 million to persuade the Magpies to release the Swedish international.

Selling Zinchenko and the discontented Jakub Kiwior could create both space and financial resources for a significant signing.

Recent reports indicate that Oleksandr Zinchenko is on the verge of leaving, following a public snub from manager Mikel Arteta.

Zinchenko has faced a challenging season and may depart midseason after being sidelined by Arteta.

The Ukrainian defender joined Arsenal in the summer of 2022 from Manchester City, alongside teammate Gabriel Jesus, and initially played a crucial role as an inverted full-back.

However, his significance in Arteta’s plans has diminished sharply.

This season, Arteta has only started Zinchenko twice in the Premier League, with just one appearance since the season’s opening weekend.

Arsenal is actively exploring the sale of Oleksandr Zinchenko, with interest from international clubs.

Last summer, Arsenal acquired Riccardo Calafiori, ranked among the top left-backs globally, signaling Arteta’s intent to bolster his options in that position.

However, both Calafiori and Zinchenko have struggled with injuries this season.

Myles Lewis-Skelly, positioned at number 40 in FourFourTwo’s ranking of the most promising teenagers to observe this season, has been selected to start over both players.

In the FA Cup match against Manchester United, Zinchenko remained on the bench, while Kieran Tierney, whom Zinchenko replaced at Arsenal, was substituted in during extra time.