Troy Deeney urges Arsenal to target Antonio Nusa this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 8:00 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Troy Deeney has suggested that Arsenal should pursue the signing of Antonio Nusa after his standout performances for Norway at the World Cup. Currently with RB Leipzig, the young winger has drawn attention from several clubs following his impressive displays. Deeney pointed out Nusa's skill and potential, noting his contributions of goals and assists in previous seasons. With Arsenal recently offloading Leandro Trossard and potentially allowing Gabriel Martinelli to leave, they have an opportunity to strengthen their attacking options by making a move for Nusa. The club may need to meet the transfer demands set by Leipzig to secure his services.
- •Antonio Nusa has shown great skill at the World Cup for Norway.
- •Troy Deeney advocates for Arsenal to sign the winger.
- •Nusa scored 5 goals and provided 4 assists last season.
- •Arsenal has sold Leandro Trossard and may offload Gabriel Martinelli.
- •Interested clubs will need to negotiate with RB Leipzig for Nusa.
- 8:00 AMYahoo Sports — Troy Deeney wants Arsenal to sign Norway World Cup star
"Troy Deeney has named Arsenal as one of the leading clubs that should be pushing to sign Antonio Nusa this summer after the winger’s impressive performances at the World Cup for Norway.Nusa is regar...
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