According to Team Talk, Ben White is a transfer target. The England international has been a regular starter in recent weeks. It is reported that Newcastle holds an interest in the player. Manchester City also has admiration for him.

According to a report from Sports Boom, Newcastle United want to sign Ben White from Arsenal in the summer transfer window. The outlet has claimed that Ben White is disgruntled at Arsenal, as Jurrien Timber is now the first-choice right-back. The report added that Newcastle are planning to target White, viewing the Englishman as a suitable replacement for Kieran Trippier, and that he is now at the top of their shortlist. Sports Boom also claimed that Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is ready to sell White in the summer. Separately, Graeme Bailey has reported that while Arsenal would ideally like to keep White, the north London club will reluctantly allow him to leave this summer if a sizeable fee is offered.

Newcastle United may seek to sign a new right-back due to an eight-week injury to Tino Livramento. This situation has led to suggestions that the club could target Ben White. On Tuesday, Sky Sports confirmed that White is receiving significant transfer interest, but did not explicitly name Newcastle. Everton are also known to be interested in White, who reportedly has multiple interested clubs in England and on the continent. However, it has also been claimed that Arsenal does not intend to listen to offers for the 28-year-old. A permanent transfer would likely be expensive because his contract runs until 2028 and includes an option for an additional season. White is said to be frustrated with his amount of playing time, having played for only 673 minutes this season. He has made just four Premier League starts and two in the Champions League after falling behind Jurrien Timber in team selection. The English international, who has four caps for his country, moved to Arsenal from Brighton in July 2021 for a €58.5 million fee. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €30.00m.