Arsenal have reportedly bid £50million for Thomas Lemar.
The Gunners are determined to land the Monaco midfielder this summer and have already had two bids rebuffed.
And according to the Daily Mail , Arsenal have submitted their third offer for the 21-year-old.
Monaco have insisted that Lemar is not for sale after already losing some of the biggest names in their Ligue 1 squad from last season.
Arsenal reportedly believe that if a bid is accepted for Lemar, personal terms will be be passed with ease.
Wenger urged to do "whatever it takes" to keep Sanchez
Arsene Wenger has been urged to do "whatever it takes" to keep hold of Alexis Sanchez .
Manchester City are determined to add Sanchez to their cast of summer signings and battling with Paris Saint-Germain to try and prise the Chile star away from the Emirates.
Meanwhile boss Arsene Wenger is adamant forward Sanchez will stay though he has just one year left on his current deal and wants up to £400,000 to sign a new one.
Gunners legend David Seaman said: "I would do whatever it takes to hold on to him because he’s a quality player who you wouldn’t want to be leaving the club, especially to your rivals.
"Sanchez-type players are the ones Arsenal should be bringing in. To replace him, It’d be hard. What are they going to get for him?
He’s got a year left on his contract, his price-tag, I’d guess, would be around £50-70 million – you can’t guarantee spending that money and getting a player as good as Sanchez."
Arsenal re-sign Wellington Silva - but Bordeaux gamble backfires
Arsenal have re-signed Wellington Silva from Fluminense but their gamble to sell him on to Bordeaux has backfired after the winger failed a medical with the French club.
Silva endured a frustrating spell with the north London club and failed to make a senior appearance after issues surrounding a work permit delayed his progress into the first-team and he was shipped out loan, including a spell at Championship side Bolton.
The Gunners inserted a buy-back clause for £1.5million when he joined Fluminense back in July 2016 and triggered the option when they became aware of Bordeaux's interest.
Arsenal were on course to make a quick profit as the Ligue 1 side were willing to pay £3m, but he failed his medical and will now head back to Brazil.