Manchester City are refusing to give up on primary summer transfer target Alexis Sanchez and are reportedly ready to go to extreme lengths to get their man.
Arsene Wenger does not want to sell his star player and especially not to a Premier League rival, but there could be one way to tempt him.
The Daily Express report that Man City would be willing to swap Argentina international and star striker Sergio Aguero to get their hands on Sanchez.
But what other Arsenal transfer news is there in Monday's paper?
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Chambers says Mertesacker is his Yoda
Calum Chambers has had advice from a German star as he tries to beat the old rivals.
The Arsenal youngster credits Per Mertesacker as his “mentor”. And if he can help England shut out Germany in Tuesday’s semi-final, defender Chambers believes his team-mate will deserve some of the credit.
“The player who has helped me a lot would be Per,” said Chambers, 22.
“Being in the same position, he was almost like my mentor for a couple of years. I have never seen a player so professional, dedicated. For him mentally, every little thing he could do, he did.
“That’s rubbed off on me. There were times when he would be looking at me and say, ‘You could do this,’ and that’s rubbed off. That’s helped me realise the little things you do – the tiny little one or two per cents – get you where you want to be.”
Vidal again urges "spectacular" Sanchez to ditch Arsenal
Arturo Vidal has once again urged Alexis Sanchez to leave Arsenal and join him at Bayern Munich.
Arsenal have offered Sanchez - who bagged 30 goals last season – a new deal and insisted they have no intention of letting him leave this summer.
But the 28-year-old is still to agree terms, and could leave on a free transfer in 12 months.
Bayern bosses are keen on adding Sanchez to their ranks, as they eye additional support for Robert Lewandowski and further goal power as they seek to win the Champions League in 2017-18 - having seen Spanish sides dominate since their win in 2013.
Uli Hoeness has already spoken of the club needing 'grenades' to take them forward and improve their squad, with Sanchez the No.1 target.