Arsenal reportedly want to sign Ferland Mendy in the next summer transfer window. Real Madrid are also open to selling him for the right price.
This is after the Frenchman has struggled to break into the starting line-up. Hence, the Gunners are also hoping to take advantage.
ARSENAL AND FERLAND MENDY TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal want to sign Ferland Mendy in the next summer transfer window. The La Liga giants are also open to sell him for the right price. A report also claims that the Gunners are willing to pay 40 million for his signature. This is the same fee they paid Real Madrid for the permanent signing of Martin Odegaard.
Arsenal also have great relations with Real Madrid. Dani Ceballos has also spent 2 years on loan with the Gunners on loan from Real Madrid. Both parties also benefitted from the Odegaard deal. Hence, the La Liga giants remain open for transfer business with the Gunners. However, Los Blancos will have to convince the player to leave the club.
THE LEFT-BACK IS WILLING TO FIGHT FOR HIS PLACE AT REAL MADRID
According to a report, Ferland Mendy has no plans of leaving Real Madrid. He is not interested in joining Arsenal or any other club. Carlo Ancelotti also has no problems of having him in the squad. However, it looks like Real Madrid want to sell him to balance their books. This is because they are closing in on the signing of Jude Bellingham for 100 million.
Real Madrid also dream of signing Alphonso Davies in the next summer. Hence, this could likely provide Arsenal the opportunity to lure Mendy. Newcastle United are also monitoring his situation. They are also ready to break their wage structure for his signature. Hence, the Gunners have competition for the signing of Ferland Mendy in the next summer transfer window.
Arsenal or any other Premier League side is a great next step for Ferland Mendy in his career. However, he is also aware that Bayern Munich will not sell Davies easily. Hence, he will certainly wait for Real Madrid to make their next move.
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