Arsenal midfielder Ethan Nwaneri, 19, has attracted interest from several European clubs as the summer transfer window approaches.
AC Milan have reportedly opened discussions about a possible permanent transfer, while clubs such as Fulham, Everton and RB Leipzig are also monitoring his situation.
Sources indicate that Arsenal are not prepared to consider Nwaneri untouchable and may be willing to negotiate a sale, provided they retain some future control over his rights.
The club is expected to seek a clause that could allow a buy‑back option or a right of first refusal on any subsequent offers.
Nwaneri progressed through Arsenal’s academy and made an early first‑team debut under Mikel Arteta, but has struggled to secure regular playing time.
A loan spell at Marseille during the second half of last season failed to provide the desired breakthrough, leaving his future uncertain.
Should Arsenal secure a favorable deal, the club could benefit from an immediate transfer fee and potential future sell‑on payments, while preserving the option to reacquire the player.
The upcoming weeks will determine whether the promising midfielder remains at the Emirates or moves abroad, and on what terms any agreement will be concluded.
