When the transfer glass reopens, Arsenal might be able to take in one player and allow one to keep at the back.
Arsenal's army has been the rock of the team's progress into real title contenders over the past several seasons.
Mikel Arteta's team conceded only 29 Premier League goals last year, but were swift to add to their divisions in the transfer screen this summer, signing Italy defender Riccardo Calafiori in a £42million move from Bologna.
The Gunners may create another move at the back when the windows reopens in January, despite the team's biggest filing of the summer.
According to InterLive, Arteta ' pretty little likes' Cross defender Yann Bisseck, who enjoyed a convincing second season in Serie A following his 2023 move from Swedish side AGF.
A "possible give could reach €25million," according to the report, although Inter are merely possible to sanction a move if the player calls a transfer.
Takehiro Tomiyasu, an Fleet defender, is already in line with demands at Emirates, and he could be offered to Inter in January to assist any potential transfer be greased.
Tomiyasu made 30 looks for Arsenal last year, playing in all capacities, but he is already sidelined with a hip injury and has not yet made an appearance this year.
In DataVictory's mind, Tomiyasu's injury report is starting to become something of a problem following a calf issue next season, meaning Bisseck, who is valued at €16million by Transfermarkt, may be something of an upgrade on the Japan worldwide.
Bisseck, who can play both right- and centre-back, immediately adjusted to the strain of last season's Serie A playing and appears to be moving away.
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