According to FootballTransfers, Arsenal are interested in Newcastle full-back Tino Livramento as a potential replacement for Ben White. His ability to play on the left or right is attractive to Arsenal, who are also wary of Riccardo Calafiori’s recent injury concerns. The report states Livramento is worth €54.5m. As Newcastle is likely to be strongly opposed to Livramento leaving in January, it is uncertain whether Arsenal will be willing to approve Ben White’s move to Everton, particularly if only a loan is possible.

Arsenal are monitoring Newcastle's Tino Livramento for a potential summer transfer. It is reported that a fee of at least £60m would be required to sign him. Manager Eddie Howe considers Livramento to be one of the top assets and will not want to lose the defender for a low fee. An asking price exceeding £60 million was mentioned last year, and the player will have two years remaining on his contract at the conclusion of the season. In December, Livramento confirmed that no discussions about a new contract with the club had taken place. However, it is understood that securing new terms for the full-back is a priority for the management at St. James’ Park.

According to sources, Newcastle full-back Tino Livramento is a leading target for Arsenal, though it is unclear whether an attempt will be made in January. Manager Mikel Arteta and sporting director Andrea Berta have identified the player as someone who fits the profile they are searching for, as they believe he has a similar style to Jurrien Timber and could fit into the right-back role easily.

Arsenal are monitoring Newcastle player Tino Livramento.