Arsenal's Trossard & Martinelli on Bayern Munich Radar as Transfer Rumours Heat Up
Bayern Munich eye Arsenal's Trossard & Martinelli

Bayern Munich are reportedly plotting an ambitious double raid on Arsenal, with both Leandro Trossard and Gabriel Martinelli emerging as surprise transfer targets for the German giants.

According to fresh reports from Germany, Bayern's new manager Vincent Kompany has identified the Arsenal duo as ideal reinforcements for his squad rebuild this summer. The Bundesliga side are said to be particularly impressed by Trossard's versatility and Martinelli's explosive pace.

Why Bayern Want Arsenal's Attacking Duo

Bayern's interest comes after a disappointing season where they lost their Bundesliga crown to Bayer Leverkusen. The Bavarians see Trossard's ability to play across the front line and Martinelli's direct wing play as solutions to their attacking problems.

  • Trossard: The Belgian has been Arsenal's super-sub this season, contributing crucial goals and assists
  • Martinelli: The Brazilian remains one of the Premier League's most exciting young wingers

Arsenal's Potential Dilemma

Mikel Arteta faces a difficult decision if concrete bids arrive. While neither player is considered a guaranteed starter, both have been important squad players in Arsenal's title challenges. The club would likely demand premium fees, especially for Martinelli who signed a long-term contract last year.

With Arsenal also reportedly in the market for a new striker, the funds from any potential sales could be reinvested into Arteta's squad. However, losing two attacking options in one window could prove risky.

What This Means for the Transfer Window

This developing story adds another layer to what promises to be a fascinating summer transfer window. Bayern's interest confirms that Arsenal's squad depth is now attracting attention from Europe's elite clubs.

For now, Arsenal fans will hope this remains just speculation, but with Bayern known for getting their targets, this could be one to watch closely in the coming weeks.