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Bayern have completed most, if not all of their transfer business this summer.

Ivan Zamorano says Sanchez is unlikely to win the Champions League in north London.

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur has also been linked with the defender in recent times.

Real Madrid were thought to be favourites to sign the 18-year-old this summer.

Reports in Portugal suggest an offer of £70m for the pair has been rejected.

Lehmann was part of the Arsenal Invincibles squad.

The Frenchman has revealed his desire to win more trophies with the Gunners.

Reports suggest the French striker could replace Michy Batshuayi if the Belgian leaves.

German stopper will fight for number one shirt as Green is linked with move away.

Mahrez has already signalled his desire to leave Leicester this summer.

Lacazette will travel to London in order to complete his Arsenal medical.

Sanchez has been linked with a move to the Bavarian giants.

Arsenal are interested in signing Kylian Mbappe and Thomas Lemar.

Arsenal won nine of the last 10 games with three at the back.

The Gunners had a previous bid of £87m turned down in June.

Manchester City hopeful of capturing Sanchez this summer.

Bellerin has been a regular in the Arsenal first-team squad.

Tierney caught the eye after a brilliant performance for Scotland in a 2-2 draw with England.

Manchester City, Celtic, Everton and Dortmund were also interested in the forward.

The Gunners are reportedly demanding around £3.5m to part ways with the Colombian international.

Mariano arrives as likely replacement for French international, who is edging closer to Premier League switch.

Everton beat off competition from Arsenal and West Ham United to secure Nigerian prodigy.

Reports suggest the Reds could make a club record £70m bid for the RB Leipzig midfielder.

Chile star knows where he will be playing his football next season, but is not letting on just yet.

Sanchez is currently away with Chile at the Confederations Cup.

Tony Cascarino says champions should be looking beyond Lukaku as a summer replacement for Diego Costa.

Giroud is keen to ensure he receives regular game-time ahead of the 2018 World Cup.

The Gunners are under pressure to make key additions following last season's fifth place finish.

L'Equipe lists seven clubs interested in the 21-year-old, including Tottenham and Manchester United.

German giants are now focusing on signing younger players.