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Former Arsenal defender Gabriel Paulista is set to sign with Atletico Madrid, closing his chapter at Valencia

Out-of-favour Arsenal defender Cedric Soares attracts surprise transfer interest from Turkish clubs Galatasaray and Besiktas, hinting at a possible January move.

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Galatasaray are interested in a permanent deal for Arsenal defender Cedric Soares, as they prepare to sell current right-back Sacha Boey.

Arsenal aren’t imminently set to do any transfer business, but there could be some movement for the likes of Cedric Soares next week.

Cedric Soares is a serious January target for Besiktas, who are in need of a right-back as Valentin Rosier prepares to join OGC Nice.

Mohamed Elneny may still leave Arsenal before the end of the January transfer window, despite linking up with Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations this month.

Mohamed Elneny is attracting interest from Turkey and Saudi Arabia as he prepares to feature at the Africa Cup of Nations, according to reports.

Mohamed Elneny, Arsenal’s seasoned midfielder, is drawing interest from three prominent clubs as he approaches the end of his contract.

Trabzonspor intensifies its efforts to sign Mohamed Elneny from Arsenal, with Beşiktaş’s Valentin Rosier also on their radar as they aim to strengthen their squad.

Arsenal are actively looking to offload fullback Cedric Soares, with Turkish clubs Besiktas and Trabzonspor showing interest in the 32-year-old.

It’s increasingly likely Cedric Soares will leave Arsenal in January, despite recent reports to the contrary, with three clubs in for him.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was shown a somewhat overdue first red card of his career in midweek, after a clash with FC Lugano’s Renato Steffen.

Four former Arsenal players have been in the news recently for different reasons, ranging from injuries to financial difficulties, coaching aspirations and mental game comparisons.

Arsenal’s Nicolas Pépé finds himself caught between two football markets, with Besiktas and Al-Shabab as possible destinations. The Gunners look to navigate a challenging exit.

Arsenal are insisting on a £4m transfer fee for Nicolas Pepe, a player who appears to have lost his sheen. With conflicting reports about his move to Besiktas, it’s becoming a tale of “will he, won’t he.”

Besiktas have denied that they’re closing in on the signing of Nicolas Pepe, with Saudi club Al-Shabab FC making an offer for the winger.

Nicolas Pepe is holding a medical today in Paris ahead of a move to Besiktas, finally accepting the transfer after the closure of the British transfer window.

Clubs from Germany and Saudi Arabia have made enquiries over a late move for Nicolas Pepe, with Besiktas seemingly fading from the race.

Besiktas reportedly open talks with Arsenal for Rob Holding, Arsenal’s centre-back, raising questions about the defender’s future at the Emirates.