Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard, a 27-year-old Norwegian international with 67 caps and 4 goals for his country, is reportedly considering his long-term future, with the club said to be open to offers this summer. According to transfer reporter IndyKaila, both Bayern Munich and Inter Milan are monitoring the player's situation, with Ødegaard himself exploring his options ahead of a potential departure in the 2026 summer transfer window. The player will have two years left on his contract this summer, and a sale may be an option for the club if an extension cannot be finalised. A transfer could also help Arsenal with their compliance with the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules. With an Estimated Transfer Value of €76.3 million, a departure would likely make him the club's most expensive sale, surpassing the €38 million fee Liverpool paid for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. In the current Premier League season, Ødegaard has made 17 appearances, scoring 1 goal and providing 4 assists. In November 2025, reports suggested Arsenal would demand a price of more than £80 million, and his last transfer was from Real Madrid in August 2021 for a fee of €35 million.