With a busy festive period just coming into view, Arsenal will surely be turning their attention to potential recruits.
The January transfer window is just over a month away and the Gunners have already been linked with a number of names throughout Europe.
Mikel Arteta’s men were actually one of the highest spenders in the Premier League during the last summer window and it remains to be seen whether they repeat that trick in the winter.
With that being said, football.london takes a look at the latest transfer rumours coming out of the Emirates Stadium ahead of the January window.
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Ever since returning to London Colney to train with the Gunners over recent months, there have been suggestions that Arsenal could hand former midfielder Jack Wilshere a short-term contract.
The 29-year-old has finally had his say on the potential of him returning to the pitch in a playing capacity for the north London club.
He said: “I went there, very kindly invited by them to come and train, get my fitness back, which I’ve done.
“I am [training with the first team]. They’ve got a lot of midfielders, they’ve got Ainsley Maitland-Niles…”
He continued: “Erm, I don’t know mate [if he could be offered a deal]. Honestly, I don’t know.”
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Whilst Wilshere has been linked with a potential return to the club, one man who could be on the way out of the Emirates Stadium could be Mohamed Elneny.
It has been reported that the Egyptian could see his contract terminated in January to facilitate a move but his father has denied those suggestions.
He said: “Mohamed’s contract with Arsenal expires at the end of the season.
“The club does not intend to terminate his contract. His playing in the Liverpool match proves his coach’s belief in him and his abilities.”
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Elsewhere, former target Andre Onana has also had his say on rumours linking him with a move to the Emirates over the summer.
He said: "There was an article about me every day. Then it was Arsenal, then it was Lyon, pfff... I was tired of it, the media thinks it should inform me about my own life, come on."
The Cameroonian stopper sees his Ajax contract expire at the end of the current campaign.
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