Arsenal double transfer update emerges amid Rodrygo interest and Noni Madueke move

Arsenal have been handed a transfer update on wingers Rodrygo and Noni Madueke.

The Gunners' focus is on adding attacking reinforcements to help Mikel Arteta's side rise from Premier League runners-up to champions.

The club are currently locked in negotiations with Sporting over striker Viktor Gyokeres as they seek a new No.9.

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There is also great intrigue over the wingers Arsenal could target this summer. Talks have begun with Chelsea about signing Madueke, football.london understands, while Rodrygo's name still remains part of the discussion.

And journalist Fabrizio Romano, who specialises in transfers, has provided an update on whether the signing of Madueke could mean they are unlikely to go for Real Madrid's Rodrygo.

"At the moment, it's not the same conversation," he said in his latest newsletter for GiveMeSport.

"But I'm only aware of concrete talks for Madueke recently, which is a done deal now. There are no official talks for Rodrygo yet."

Other attackers being linked with a summer move to the Emirates Stadium include Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze.

The 27-year-old, who has a £67.5m release clause, is believed to be keen on a move to Arsenal.

Eze, 27, enjoyed a fine second half of the season with Crystal Palace.

The England international netted nine goals and provided three assists in 13 appearances after the March international break as the Eagles won the FA Cup to secure qualification for the Europa League, although their place in the competition is still in doubt, and ended their Premier League campaign on a high.

Gyokeres and Eze are understood to be the primary targets, and the club hopes to press ahead with talks for both.

Outgoings could still free up funds, while a move for Valencia’s Cristhian Mosquera is still in discussion.