According to reports, Arsenal could sign Youri Tielemans before Manchester United or Barcelona.
Tielemans has been linked to several big European clubs in the last year, and Mikel Arteta's side could be his final destination.
The Leicester City midfielder, who won the FA Cup with one of the most historic goals in the club's history last year, is out of contract at the end of the season.
According to Belgian outlet Voetbal Primeur, the midfielder has agreed to join Arsenal when his current contract expires next summer.Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers referred to Belgium international Tielemans as one of "Europe's top midfielders" last year.
"He is essential to our game and a pleasure to work with — a true professional." "It's great to see a young player with that focus," said Rodgers, who had previously ruled out selling Tielemans.
"It's not something we're thinking about, and it's not something the club has said we need to do," Rodgers added.
"We certainly don't want to be offloading our best players.""There has been no indication or hint that we need to generate money and move him on." But, of course, they will look into the club's business side."We have a number of players who will be out of contract at the end of the season." My focus has been on working with him to get us out of this situation. So, from my perspective, everything else is largely unspoken.
"We had several long conversations over the summer. There is no doubt that even a young man as focused as Youri and as professional as he is, can have an impact. But he was completely focused.
"He doesn't let it bother him. He is an exceptional professional. He sees the game as I do. On the field, he understands what is going on in the game, and all he can do is give his all. His most recent appearancesTielemans has had a quiet start to the season, but Leicester have not been at their best.
They have, however, managed to turn things around in recent weeks and have risen from the bottom of the table.
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