BREAKING NEWS: “DO NOT SELL HIM; HE CAN BE OUR OWN BELLINGHAM” Arsenal fans beg Edu and Arteta not to sell their favourite player after an EPL rival made a huge offer.

Several Arsenal players could be on their way out as Mikel Arteta looks to reshape his squad. Reports suggest that up to ten players might be on the ‘chopping block,’ and if Edu Gaspar manages the sales effectively, the club could raise significant funds for new signings in this transfer window.

One of the notable potential departures is Emile Smith Rowe, a fan favorite at Arsenal. Discussions between Arsenal and Fulham have reportedly begun regarding his transfer. However, there is a substantial difference in their valuations of Smith Rowe.

Arsenal is demanding £40 million, while Fulham values him at £25 million. This disparity could hinder any immediate deal unless either side adjusts their expectations.

Smith Rowe, alongside Bukayo Saka, played a crucial role in Arsenal’s rebuild under Arteta starting in 2020. While Saka has become a superstar, Smith Rowe’s progress has been significantly affected by injuries over the past two years. Consequently, Arsenal is now open to offers for him this summer, despite his immense potential.

GiveMeSport reports that Fulham has initiated contact with Arsenal to negotiate a deal for the England international. Smith Rowe’s current contract runs until July 2026, adding to Arsenal’s bargaining power.

Despite his recent struggles, many believe Smith Rowe still has the talent to excel if given regular playing time, which he hasn’t received at Arsenal due to competition from Martin Odegaard.

A move to Fulham could provide Smith Rowe with the game time he needs to rediscover his form. However, Fulham isn’t the only club interested in him. West Ham United, Crystal Palace, and Wolverhampton Wanderers are also monitoring the situation and may consider meeting Arsenal’s £40 million asking price.

The coming weeks will be crucial in determining Smith Rowe’s future, as it remains to be seen whether any of these clubs will match Arsenal’s valuation or if Arsenal will lower their demands to facilitate a transfer