Arsenal verified the first January deal and told Dusan Vlahovic the reality of his transfer

The January transfer market is officially open, and Arsenal will be considering their options to bolster their roster. Football.london is aware that the Gunners will be keeping an eye on the loan market in the upcoming month to find possibilities that might support their Premier League title challenge.

There are still connections between the north London team and other spots on the club where they may attempt to make improvements. One position that has received a lot of attention is center-forward; in the coming weeks, a midfielder and a full-back may also be considered.

Now that the fifth day of the January transfer market has begun, let’s take a look at the most recent Arsenal transfer links.

Dusan Vlahovic

Dispelling reports about a bid, Juventus director Cristiano Giuntoli talked about the possibility of Dusan Vlahovic leaving the team for Arsenal during the January transfer window. Through Fabrizio Romano, he stated: “Is Arsenal sending a bid for Dusan Vlahović? There is nothing to that story that we are aware of. Vlahović cannot be purchased.”

As Mauro Bandeira, a young midfield player for Arsenal, returns from his loan to Colchester United, the arrangement ends early. The 20-year-old had made appearances early in the campaign, but he struggled to play again for the U’s due to an injury sustained halfway through.

The Essex team released the following statement: “Mauro Bandeira is back at Arsenal. A year after signing his first professional deal at the Emirates, the 19-year-old [20-year-old] joined the U’s during preseason back in July, on loan from the Premier League giants. Bandeira had a strong start to the season, making eleven appearances in the first few months, but has struggled to break into the first team roster in recent games.

It was agreed by both clubs that Mauro should return to North London and end his loan. Colchester United hopes that Mauro has a successful future playing football. It was agreed by both clubs that Mauro should return to North London and end his loan. Colchester United hopes that Mauro has a successful future playing football.

Ivan Toney, a striker, has a fresh £100 million price tag attached by Brentford during the January transfer window, the Independent reports. The England international has been linked to both Chelsea and Arsenal, but it looks like both clubs will need to make a trade to get him.