Arsenal inquired this summer after the signing of Leroy Sane, Talksport understands.
The German winger is available for free transmission with his Bayern Munich contract.
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Sane’s camp has already started to throw the 29-year-old into potential applicants.
Tottenham was also associated with a change for the former star of Manchester City.
However, Sane worked with Gunners boss Mikel Areteta during his time in the Etihad Stadium.
The striker won two league titles at City in his four years, where Arteta was an assistant to Pep Guardiola before he came to Arsenal.
Sane thought about her time to work together against the Gunners in front of the quarter -finals of the Bavaria’s Champions League in April 2024.
He said to reporters: “It was great. I was pleased to work with him because he really helped me with City.
“We had many individual conversations about how I can improve, strengthen, my weaknesses, we worked a lot. I made great improvements among him, he gave me that.
“I still keep it in my head and put it in my game – positioning how I can behave in certain positions. I am grateful.”
Sane scored 25 goals between 2016 and 2020 and delivered 30 templates in 90 games for City.
After returning to Germany, he won four Bundesliga titles in Bayern in five years.
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Her youngest triumph this season was the eighth trophy of his magic after winning the World Cup.
Last season in Munich, Sane scored 13 goals and added six templates in 45 appearances in all competitions.
It is already a busy summer in Nordlondon before the transfer window is reopened.
Arsenal will complete the signing of the Spanish midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad.
The two clubs have completed a deal of £ 51 million after the winner of the Euro 2024 for a long -term contract for agreed winners.
Zubimendi underwent his Gunners Medical on Wednesday before he became artista’s first summer signing.
In the meantime, the club will increase for a new striker for the next season.
It is assumed that Arsenal leads the race for Sporting Lisbon’s productive front man Viktor Gyokoker.