Jadon Sancho will leave Borussia Dortmund at the end of the season, according to reports.
The 19-year-old England international has established himself as one of Europe's most exciting talents since moving to the German club from Manchester City.
And according to Sky in Germany, he will leave the Bundesliga club this summer to spark a scramble for his services.
Chelsea have long been linked with interest in signing the former City youngster as part of a huge spending spree under Frank Lampard this summer, while Manchester United and Liverpool are also reportedly eyeing a move.
Arsenal are not thought to be in the race to sign the winger, but Sancho will be reunited with Gunners captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang should he return to England.
Aubameyang moved to Arsenal in January 2018, joining the Gunners in a £56million deal, but before that he played with Sancho at Signal Iduna Park.
After the striker completed his move to the Emirates, Sancho took to social media to pay tribute to Aubameyang, having been taken under the striker's wing following his move to Germany.
"I want to say a big thank you to you man!! From the first day I joined you welcomed me. In a short space of time you taught me a lot of things.
"It's was an honour playing with you I will miss you and your jokes for sure #ManNotHot @Aubameyang7 good luck big bro!"
Aubameyang himself has been linked with a summer transfer, with Barcelona interested in signing the Arsenal striker.
Barca technical director Eric Abidal recently confirmed that the La Liga side are eyeing the Gabon forward.
"It is logical that in summer a 'nine' will come. It is a necessity. We know that Suarez will come back strong, but you have to bring a top player in the summer," he told Sport.
"We do not know if it will be young or experienced. We only look at the talent and adaptation they may have. We must think that some top players have come and have not adapted well."
Abidal added with regards to Aubameyang: "I know him. I do not have much to do beyond sports. He has a profile that has depth.
"He is important, and in his team he is decisive. It is good to bring this profile of player who can be in the market and can help you. We'll see what will happen."
