Wolves have joined the list of clubs reportedly interested in Arsenal youth winger Amario Cozier-Duberry, with no decision on his future imminent.

Fabrizio Romano reports that many clubs are interested in Arsenal’s Amario Cozier-Duberry, specifically naming Wolves and Anderlecht among the potential buyers.

Romano claims the race is open and nothing is decided yet, with Arsenal pushing for the player to sign a new contract.

But with no agreement and some difference between the position of the two parties, Romano suggests it’s one to watch over the coming months – with nothing imminent on the contract or transfer front.

Whilst the inclusion of Wolves in the race is new information, Simon Collings of the Evening Standard had already mentioned the interest from Anderlecht.

Collings also listed AFC Ajax, Borussia Dortmund, and Newcastle United among the potential buyers, and Arsenal insider Team News and Ticks added Brighton’s name into the mix.

Cozier-Duberry is reportedly in the last six months of his Arsenal deal, alerting various teams to the prospect of a free transfer in the summer.

Like Romano, Collings mentioned that Arsenal remain in talks with the winger over a new deal, but no agreement has been reached yet.

Despite some interest from the Championship and League One in a loan deal for Cozier-Duberry, he’s expected to stay with Arsenal until the summer.

The youngster has seven goals and two assists for the Arsenal u21s and u19s in 13 matches in the Premier League 2, the UEFA Youth League, and the EFL Trophy this season.

That form has earned him a couple of first-team call-ups, in the Champions League against Sevilla and in the League Cup against Brentford, but he’s yet to make his senior debut.