Arsenal remain six points adrift of Liverpool after their 1-0 win against Wolves and boss Mikel Arteta will be aware he needs more bodies in his injury-hit squad to give the team a lift

Mikel Arteta has made it clear he wants to bring in some new faces before the transfer deadline on February 3, with RB Leipzig star Sesko reportedly their top target. But cheaper moves for strikers such as Evan Ferguson or Matheus Cunha cannot be ruled out.

RB Leipzig striker has already decided that he prefers to join Arsenal over Chelsea or Manchester United, although a January deal remains unlikely. The 21-year-old has already been linked with a move to the Premier League for some time,

RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko is one of the most eligible players on the transfer market, but the Slovenia international already knows what club he wants to play for when he leaves the Bundesliga side.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says the club have identified attacking transfer options, while Benjamin Sesko linked with a move to Emirates Stadium; Seskos contract doesnt have a release clause although there is an agreement for summer

Arsenal have been warned that RB Leipzig have no plans to sell Benjamin Sesko before the January transfer window slams shut. Sesko is a long-term target of Arsenal, who are in the market for a forward this month after injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus.

Jurgen Klopp could stop Arsenal signing Benjamin Sesko with the Red Bull chief to play a key role in the RB Leipzig striker's future. The 57-year-old enjoyed a successful nine-year spell in charge of Liverpool and now works as Red Bull ’s global head of soccer.

Arsenal believe that Sesko will be on his way this summer. Indeed, the Gunners internally believe that Sesko will be available in the summer, and he could be available for around €75m (£67m).

Arsenal are adamant that RB Leipzig marksman Benjamin Sesko is eager to complete a move to the Emirates Stadium

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