talkSPORT: Arsenal has asked about Sane s situation, they intend to join him this summer

May 29th According to talkSPORT, Arsenal has asked about Sane's situation.

It is reported that Arsenal is interested in signing Sane free of charge this summer, and he has worked with Arteta. Sane's current contract with Bayern Munich is about to expire and can be transferred freely. The 29-year-old German winger has already marketed himself to potential buyers through his agent, and Tottenham Hotspur is also rumored to be interested in signing the former Manchester City star.

However, Sane worked with current Arsenal coach Arteta during his time at Manchester City. During his four years at Manchester City, Sane won two league titles with the help of Arteta, who was then an assistant coach for Guardiola.

Sane recalled her collaboration with Arteta before the Champions League quarterfinals against Arsenal in April 2024. He said: "It was a wonderful time and I was very happy to work with him because he really helped me a lot. We had a lot of one-on-one exchanges, discussing how to improve my strengths and weaknesses, and we have made progress in many ways. I have made great progress under his guidance, and I am very grateful for that."

Sane played 90 times for Manchester City, scoring 25 goals and contributing 30 assists between 2016 and 2020. After returning to Germany, he won four Bundesliga titles in his five years at Bayern and won his eighth trophy this season, the Club World Cup. In his last season at Bayern, Sane played 45 times in various competitions, scored 13 goals and had 6 assists.

This summer in North London is destined to be busy, and Arsenal is about to complete the deal to sign Spanish midfielder Zubimendi from Real Sociedad. The two clubs are finalizing a deal for a £51 million transfer fee, and Zubimendi has agreed to a long-term contract and underwent a medical examination on Wednesday. At the same time, Arsenal is stepping up its search for a new striker. It is understood that Arsenal is in the lead in the competition for Portugal Sports' high-performance scorer Yorke.