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Arsenal is actively seeking to offload Eddie Nketiah this summer, eyeing interested Premier League clubs like West Ham United, Crystal Palace, Fulham, and AFC Bournemouth, who are expected to fork out £40 million for the striker.
Building on the successful £34 million transfer of fellow center-forward Folarin Balogun to French giants Monaco in 2023, The Gunners are poised to demand an even higher fee for Nketiah.
Bournemouth, along with three London clubs, have shown a keen interest in the England international. Fulham, West Ham, and Crystal Palace are all on the hunt for a new number nine this summer.
The impact of Arsenal’s asking price on Nketiah’s potential suitors remains uncertain. The Gunners are initiating the bidding at £40 million, setting a high bar for Palace, Fulham, and Bournemouth.
As a homegrown player, Nketiah represents 'pure profit' for Arsenal. Crystal Palace, in particular, has long admired Nketiah, who holds the record for the most goals scored in England’s Under 21 team.
While Jean-Philippe Mateta showcased an exceptional performance leading the attack during Sunday’s surprising 1-0 victory against Liverpool, he tends to be more wasteful than productive.
In contrast, West Ham continues to rely on the 34-year-old Michail Antonio.