Arsenal To Sign Three Players In January

North London giants could sign up to three players when the winter transfer window reopens in the next few weeks according to bookmakers Ladbrokes.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes stated via 101greatgoals that two big names could leave the Gunners and that Arsenal manager Unai Emery is keen to recruit players when the transfer market opens.

Welsh international star Aaron Ramsey and retired German national team player Mesut Ozil have both been linked with moves away from the club.

Ramsey has six months remaining on his Arsenal contract but the club has decided not to give him a new contract, while Mesut Ozil is said to be disillusioned with life in North London.

2014 World Cup winner Ozil still has two-and-a-half years left on the three-year contract extension he signed in February.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes went on to mention Adrien Rabiot, Isco and Hannes Wolf as the Gunners’ major transfer targets during the upcoming winter transfer window.

It was revealed that Arsenal is favourites to sign PSG midfielder Rabiot at the odds of 7/2 ahead of North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur (7/4).

For Real Madrid midfielder Isco, Arsenal are third favourites (5/1) behind Tottenham Hotspur (5/2) and Chelsea (6/4).

Arsenal is also favourites to sign Austrian midfielder Wolf (2/1) according to the aforementioned Alex Apati of Ladbrokes ahead of Tottenham Hotspur (10/3) and Southampton (6/1).

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