Arsenal have been given a potential transfer boost after reports emerged that RB Leipzig could be willing to sell Antonio Nusa next summer, provided they receive an attractive offer for the Norwegian international.

According to FootballTransfers on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Leipzig are not expected to sanction the 21-year-old's departure during the January transfer window. However, the Bundesliga outfit could reconsider their position ahead of the summer 2027 transfer window.

Nusa has remained a transfer target for Arsenal over several windows, but Mikel Arteta's side have not yet taken concrete steps towards bringing him to the Emirates Stadium.

The youngster's impressive displays this season have made him an increasingly attractive prospect for Europe's leading clubs.

He has registered six goals and eight assists in 15 appearances in all competitions, with 11 goal contributions coming from just nine Bundesliga matches.

The Norwegian also caught the attention of several observers after scoring against Manchester City in last week's Champions League encounter.

Providing an update on Leipzig's transfer plans, Sky Germany reporter Philipp Hinze revealed that the club would ideally like to keep Nusa at least until the end of the season.

"At RB Leipzig, no player is untouchable, as we recently saw with Yan Diomande, and the same holds true for Antonio Nusa," Hinze stated.

According to the journalist, Leipzig would not completely rule out a January sale if an extraordinary financial proposal arrived. Nevertheless, their preferred option remains keeping the winger for the remainder of the campaign.

A summer departure, however, appears more realistic, with Leipzig reportedly placing a valuation of between €70 million and €90 million on the highly rated attacker.

Hinze further suggested that if Nusa maintains his current level of performance and continues developing, Leipzig could demand a transfer fee exceeding €100 million.

Arsenal's chances of signing the Norwegian could also improve because of Bayern Munich's situation. Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg has reportedly described a possible move to the Bavarian club as "highly, highly unlikely".

Bayern's apparent lack of interest could leave Arsenal with fewer rivals in the race should they decide to formalise their interest.

Nusa's consistent performances have established him as one of the exciting young attacking talents in European football, and Arsenal could look to take advantage of Leipzig's willingness to negotiate when the summer transfer window opens in 2027.