Rayan Ait-Nouri in action for wolves against Bournemouth (photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)
Arsenal is among the clubs interested in a possible transfer of transport for Wolves left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri, although they will face strong competition from AC Milan.
Sources with close understanding of the situation have updated Caught That Gunners are of a long interest in Ait-Nouri, which could be available for about 60 million euros this summer.
The wolves had a difficult season and there is some recognition that the key players could leave, with Matheus Cunha another of their star -watched star Arsenal.
Milan also reinforces their interest in Ait-Nouri, however, amid doubts about Theo Hernandez, who has just stayed for more than a year to run on San Siro.
Caught He understands that Hernandez is a specific goal for Real Madrid and that Milan is expected to move for Ait-Nouri as a possible replacement.
Rayan Ait-Nouri to seal the transfer abroad or stay in the Premier League?
Remains to see where Ait-Nouri will end upAs Milan’s interest is powerful, but there may be questions about whether or not they can afford the claimed price of Algeria.
Premier League clubs tend to have more money to drop around, so that Ait-Nouri ends up in Arsenal, though they have less obvious need for 23-year-olds.
It was a wonderful time for the Gunners Young Myles Lewis-Skelly, while Riccardo Calafiori also looks a strong choice on the left back and others like Jakub Kiwior and Takehiro Tomiyasu can play there.
Oleksandr Zinchenko and Kieran Tierney are likely to leave this summer so they can create space for another signature in this area of the stadium.
The wolves would definitely prefer to sell Ait-Nouri abroad, if possible, to give Milan an advantage to the race for its signature.
Caught He understands that Ait-Nouri also has a long interest from Liverpool and Manchester United, though the last of the two recently signed Patrick Dorgu on the left back.
Liverpool, meanwhile, also has other names on their radar, such as Milos Kerez and Lewis Hall.
