Manchester City are ready to give in to Alexis Sanchez and pay his mega wages.
Arsenal superstar Sanchez has demanded a weekly salary of £320,000, according to the Daily Mail.
The Chilean is at a stand off with the Gunners over a new deal - with his current contract running out at the end of next season.
Sanchez was due back at Arsenal training on Friday, having missed their pre-season tours to Australia and China having been given time off after the Confederations Cup, but pulled a sickie.
If Sanchez agrees the deal with City he will become Pep Guardiola's highest paid player.
Arsenal should SELL Alexis Sanchez this summer according to Arsenal legend Alan Smith
Arsenal have been told to sell Alexis Sanchez by club legend Alan Smith, as reported by Mirror Football's Alex Smith.
Chilean Sanchez has been linked with moved to Bayern Munich and Manchester City this summer - with the forward going into the last year of his current Emirates deal.
Sanchez is in disagreement with his agent over his future - with the player desperate for a switch to the Etihad and the promise of immediate Champions League football.
While Fernando Felicevich wants his client to wait for a season and cash in on a Bosman contract next summer.
“Alexis Sanchez is a big shadow hanging over the Emirates,” Smith told Talksport.
“Arsene Wenger says he is determined not to sell him, but he seems determined to leave.
“If you’ve got an unhappy player, a bit like Coutinho at Liverpool, that’s not a great situation to have in the dressing room.
“For me, it’s a no-brainer: you’ve got to let him go, get the money and move on."
Arsene Wenger hails Arsenal youngster Reiss Nelson ahead of possible home debut in Emirates Cup
Arsene Wenger expects Reiss Nelson to develop in a more advanced role after naming the youngster in Arsenal's Emirates Cup squad, as reported by Mirror Football's Liam Prenderville.
The 17-year-old caught the eye during the pre-season tour of Australia, shining in the win over Sydney FC.
He could be in line for his home debut this weekend, with Arsenal facing Benfica and Sevilla.
And while Nelson impressed in a wing-back role, Wenger sees his future in an attacking position.
"He’s a more offensive player, more a guy who can play as one of the three strikers or as an offensive midfielder," Wenger told Arsenal Player.