Arsenal may have finally found the answer to their tricky position.
Even though Arsenal is currently top of the league, the club is still working hard to make the team even better.
A recent report says the North London club wants to strengthen a part of the squad that has been a challenge in recent years.
There’s now one star player who could be the perfect solution, but he has several clubs interested in him.
Arsenal has been trying to fix its problems on the left wing for a long time.
Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard both played there with mixed success, but both have now left the club.
New signing Christos Tzolis had a strong start but is just returning from injury, while Noni Madueke and Eberechi Eze have been tried on the left wing but didn’t quite impress.
Now, a new player might be exactly what Arsenal fans have been hoping for.
Antonio Nusa, who plays on the left wing for RB Leipzig, is having an amazing season in the Bundesliga and is getting a lot of attention from other clubs.
The 21-year-old Norwegian has scored six goals and made seven assists this season.
According to TeamTalk, Arsenal scouts have watched him closely in his last three games.
The club has already talked to his agents.
While there isn’t a set release clause, Leipzig reportedly values Nusa at around £66 million.
If Arsenal decide to buy him, he would be their third most expensive player ever, behind Declan Rice (£99.2m) and Bruno Guimarães (£75m).
However, Nusa’s contract with Leipzig runs until 2029, so Arsenal would need to negotiate hard to make a deal.
Arsenal isn’t the only club interested — teams like Bayern Munich are also looking at the talented Norwegian as they want to boost their squad on the wings.
Born in Oslo, Nusa has quickly risen in the football world.
He started at Langhus and then played for Stabæk in Norway. After just one season with 11 appearances for their senior team, Club Brugge signed him in 2021.
In his Champions League debut for Club Brugge against Porto, he became the youngest ever Norwegian to play in the competition.
He also scored in that game, making him the second-youngest scorer in Champions League history at the time, at just 17 years and 149 days old. He is still the fifth-youngest scorer ever in the tournament.
In 2024, he joined RB Leipzig and scored on his Bundesliga debut against VfL Bochum.
On the international stage, Nusa played a big role for Norway in the World Cup, becoming a national hero after scoring an incredible goal against Brazil that helped Norway reach the last 16.
Despite all the attention, Nusa tries not to get caught up in the hype.
“I try to take a step back from that,” he said recently. “There’s a lot going on now. I don’t check my phone too much because there’s always something happening,” he laughed.
“I see everything eventually! I’m not blind, so I understand. That’s why I try to take a break. I have good people around me, no stress. I just enjoy my life in Leipzig. It’s a great team with a fantastic coach (Martin Demichelis).
“My agent handles all the other stuff, so I can focus on playing football. That’s the most important thing for me.”