Thomas Lemar

Despite Arsenal coming close to signing Monaco winger, Thomas Lemar, in August, the 22-year-old reportedly favours a move to Liverpool.

Chelsea are keen to sign Monaco’s Thomas Lemar in January, with growing doubts about their current wide options, and no progress made on a move for Leon Bailey.

Chelsea believe they’re the favourites to sign Monaco’s Thomas Lemar, ruling Arsenal out of the equation.

If you were hoping that Arsene Wenger would make some of the January additions the media are reporting then you may have to prepare to be disappointed.

Chelsea are considering hijacking Arsenal and Liverpool’s attempts to sign Thomas Lemar in January.

Now that the winger has returned from injury, Arsenal are still interested in signing Thomas Lemar in January, according to reports in France.

Arsenal are reportedly going to return to Monaco for Thomas Lemar in January but aren’t willing to fork out the £92m they tabled during the summer.

Arsenal allegedly plan to bid for Thomas Lemar again in January, but less than the £90m reportedly agreed in the summer.

Arsenal plan to end their pursuit of Thomas Lemar, turning instead to Raheem Sterling and Nabil Fekir as January targets.

Arsenal fans are pretty chuffed with the recent rumours claiming that the Gunners could be signing Nabil Fekir and Thomas Lemar in order to replace Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez.

Arsenal sent a scout to watch Thomas Lemar in Monaco’s match against Besiktas, according to reports in France.

Arsenal are still planning to go back in for Thomas Lemar next summer, but Liverpool are still also interested, and Barcelona are now joining the chase.

Arsène Wenger says there’s no truth to the rumours that Arsenal are preparing a bid for Lemar in January, but says he doesn’t know if the Gunners will make any moves in the winter window yet.

Arsenal could face competition from Barcelona for Thomas Lemar, according to reports. 

Arsenal sent scouts to watch Thomas Lemar play against Bordeaux on Saturday, according to reports.

Robert Pires doesn’t think Arsenal’s move for Thomas Lemar will happen anymore, so who should the Gunners look to sign instead?

The January transfer window is a couple of months away, so we’re looking at the last few winter windows, to try and get an idea of the kind of business Arsenal might do this year.

Bayern Munich will not compete with Arsenal or Liverpool for Monaco midfielder Thomas Lemar, according to latest reports.

Following Vadim Vasilyev’s revelation that Thomas Lemar has a ‘fair chance’ of leaving Monaco next summer, we take a look back at the story so far.

Vadim Vasilyev, Monaco’s vice-president, claims that Arsenal were ‘really close’ to finalising their deal for Thomas Lemar over the summer and there’s a ‘fair chance’ the 21-year-old could leave next year.