Mikel Arteta reportedly views Serge Gnabry, who spent a portion of his youth with Arsenal’s academy, as a player he regrets losing, and the club still maintains an interest in the Bayern Munich forward. Gnabry is currently injured but, according to SportsBoom, is a priority target for Arsenal. There will be no hurried transfer attempt while the 30-year-old recovers. Due to his injury, Arsenal will not risk a very large offer and will adopt an approach of waiting and observing the situation with the German international. Instead, Arsenal will monitor Gnabry’s rehabilitation and analyse his response to returning to play before making a final decision on a transfer.

A report from SportsBoom states that Serge Gnabry has been linked with a return to England, and that Arsenal are monitoring his situation and could look to bring him back. The player could cost around €30-35 million in the summer; however, Arsenal would only offer around €20-25 million. The opportunity to move back to the Premier League could be exciting for Gnabry, and he will aim to demonstrate his abilities and have a significant impact at Arsenal if the move occurs.

Serge Gnabry, under contract until 2026, has been linked with Arsenal. Bayern Munich is open to listening to offers for him as they seek to refresh their squad.

Having joined as a teenager and then left the club in 2016, Gnabry has long been tipped to return to Arsenal one day.