Arsenal have been attributed with a wealth of names in the summer transfer window and their plans have a strong Brazilian flair to them.
After making Pablo Mari's loan stint at the Emirates Stadium permanent, the Gunners secured Willian on a free transfer from Chelsea and are following that with a deal for compatriot Gabriel Magalhaes.
Mikel Arteta's plans for the window are not finished there though and Arsenal have been attributed with a strong interest in signing Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona.
The former Liverpool star has endured a troubled time in Catalonia and has spent the season on loan with Bayern Munich, where he has helped the side to reach the Champions League final.
However, the Bundesliga giants are not moving to make Coutinho's spell in Bavaria permanently and that has seemingly opened the door for a permanent switch elsewhere this summer.
Big changes have emerged in Barcelona though following their 8-2 humiliation in the Champions League against Bayern, where Coutinho was on the scoresheet against his parent side, with Quique Setien quickly relieved of his duties.
Former Barcelona player Ronald Koeman is the man that the famous club have turned to and Mundo Deportivo report that the managerial change could lead to a change in circumstances for Coutinho.
The Dutchman is said to be a huge fan of the Brazilian and it's added he also harbours some concerns about Barcelona's midfield options.
As a result, it's suggested that Coutinho could see a significant change in fortunes in Catalonia and may be handed a fresh start - which would hand a blow to Arsenal's aspirations of a deal.
