Arsenal sets £50 million asking price for Nwaneri amid transfer interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 8:00 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Arsenal is reportedly open to selling Ethan Nwaneri this summer as interest from several clubs grows. The young forward has found limited opportunities in the first team, prompting speculation about his future. After a loan at Olympique Marseille, Nwaneri seeks more playing time, and Arsenal has set a £50 million asking price for any potential suitors. With the club looking to strengthen their squad further, a permanent transfer or loan remains possible, depending on Nwaneri's development and future prospects within the squad.
- •Arsenal set asking price at £50 million for Nwaneri.
- •Nwaneri struggled for playing time last season at Arsenal.
- •He spent the latter part of the previous season on loan at Marseille.
- •A departure could provide him with more regular minutes.
- •Arsenal is expected to add more players this summer.
- 8:00 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal sets asking price for teams interested in Nwaneri
"It appears Ethan Nwaneri could leave Arsenal this summer, with the club setting their asking price for his signature as several teams show interest in signing him. The teenager is facing an uncertain ...
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