Arsenal continues to track Bradley Barcola after losing out on Morgan Rogers to Chelsea for a record £117 million, as reported by Sky Sports News' Dharmesh Sheth.

The Gunners had ranked Rogers as their top transfer target but now turn their focus to Barcola, especially since Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) may allow the forward to leave if the right offer materializes. Sheth emphasized Barcola's potential, stating that PSG's interest in Yan Diomande could complicate Barcola's standing within the squad, given that he was often sidelined in key matches last season.

Key Points:

• Arsenal's pursuit of Barcola comes after their failed attempt to sign Rogers.
• PSG's recruitment strategy could affect Barcola's minutes next season, raising questions about his future at the club.
• Arsenal has already made moves to strengthen their squad, replacing Leandro Trossard with Christos Tzolis.
• Andrea Berta, Arsenal's sporting director, follows a strategic approach in the transfer market by targeting multiple players for each position, allowing flexibility and adaptability in negotiations.

Despite the setback with Rogers, Arsenal remains optimistic about securing other deals, demonstrating that their transfer window is far from a lost cause. The Gunners are prepared to evaluate value both on and off the pitch before finalizing any decisions.