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Arsenal have been linked with a possible summer move for Levante forward Karl Etta Eyong, according to reports from journalist Ben Jacobs.

The North London side are already planning ahead for the next transfer window as they look to strengthen key areas of the squad.

Mikel Arteta is believed to be keen on adding more depth and variety to his attacking options ahead of a demanding new season.

While Arsenal already have several forwards, the club feels another striker could help ease the load across competitions.

Eyong has emerged as one of the names being monitored closely following an impressive run of form in Spain this season.

Arsenal planning ahead

Arsenal’s recruitment team has continued to focus on players who can fit into Arteta’s tactical system and long term vision.

At just 22, Eyong still has room to develop, something Arsenal value highly when assessing transfer targets. This season, the Levante striker has scored six goals and provided three assists in 17 La Liga appearances.

The club is also aware that adding competition up front could help keep standards high across the squad.

Growing interest

However, Arsenal are not alone in their admiration for Eyong, with several major...

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