Arsenal To Sell Four Players In Summer Transfer Window After Champions League Exit
Reports suggest they are preparing to sell four players, including Eddie Nketiah, Reiss Nelson, Thomas Partey and Aaron Ramsdale
Joy Kalu 
Arsenal suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Bayern Munich in their recent Champions League encounter, ending their hopes of lifting the trophy this season.
As a result, Arsenal is now shifting its focus to the summer transfer window and rebuilding its squad.
Reports suggest they are preparing to sell four players, including Eddie Nketiah, Reiss Nelson, Thomas Partey and Aaron Ramsdale.
According to newsmen, the players are considered “peripheral” and will be offloaded as part of the rebuild process.
Additionally, Arsenal is rumored to target a new left-back this summer, with Oleksandr Zinchenko’s future coming into doubt.
Arsenal’s ultimate goal is to secure the Premier League trophy, which they have not won since 2004.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United are all keen on RB Leipzig forward Benjamin Sesko.
The Slovenian forward is attracting interest after he continued to impress for his Bundesliga side.
"Arsenal are stepping up their plans to sign a forward this summer, with RB Leipzig frontman Benjamin Sesko on their radar.
“The Gunners are drawing up transfer plans after their Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich on Wednesday night.
“Arsenal will face competition for the 20-year-old Slovenian, with Chelsea and Manchester United also tracking him.
“Sesko’s representatives have been guests at both Chelsea and Manchester United matches this season.”
