With the January transfer window on the horizon, Arsenal is in the thick of potential signings, as Sacha Boey confirms preliminary talks, Lloyd Kelly emerges as a key target, and Jakub Kiwior attracts attention from Serie A clubs.

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Fenerbahçe‘s Sacha Boey has opened up about having discussions with Arsenal, although he confirmed that these talks have not yet progressed to an official offer.

Boey, a rising talent since his move from Rennes to Fenerbahçe for €1.15 million in 2021, has caught the eye of several European clubs despite a modest tally of three goals and four assists in 72 games.

His performances have particularly resonated with Premier League clubs, with Arsenal being keen admirers. Reports at the end of October hinted at a possible €20 million bid from the Gunners when the transfer window reopens.

“I had contacts with various clubs,” Boey revealed. “These clubs also contacted Galatasaray. There were opportunities for me to go to the Premier League. There were some meetings between Galatasaray administrators and Arsenal officials. There was an interest, but there was no official offer.”

In another development, Arsenal appears to be in a strong position to sign Bournemouth’s Lloyd Kelly, with the Gunners leading the race alongside Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool.

Tuttosport has reported Juventus‘ interest in the 25-year-old, but Arsenal remains the frontrunners, which could be a ‘downside’ for the Italian giants. Kelly’s contract with Bournemouth is due to expire at the season’s end, sparking a keen interest from top clubs.

Additionally, Juventus has shown interest in Arsenal‘s midfielder Thomas Partey, who reportedly has a preference for a return to Atletico Madrid.

This potential move could trigger a domino effect, possibly leading Juventus to acquire Rodrigo De Paul.

Jakub Kiwior‘s situation at Arsenal is also under the spotlight.

The Polish international, signed for €25 million, has struggled to find starting opportunities due to the strong partnership of Gabriel Magalhães and William Saliba.

Italian clubs, notably AS Roma, are monitoring Kiwior’s situation, with a view to a possible move in January.