According to reports, Arsenal is keeping an eye on Elye Wahi, a striker for Montpellier. After 15 games played, the Frenchman has seven goals and one assist to show for his efforts in Ligue 1.

Wahi has contributed to Montpellier’s success on the pitch by scoring 20 goals and assisting four others in 73 appearances. Today, on his twentieth birthday (January 2), the striker joins a select group of players in Ligue 1 over the last four decades to score 20 goals.

Foot Mercato claims that Wahi is the answer for the Gunners both now and in the future. The footballer is under contract with Montpellier until the year 2025.

Likewise, Mykhailo Mudryk, a winger, has been linked to the north London club. The Guardian reports that after having their first offer for the Ukrainian player rejected, Arsenal has come back with a higher counteroffer.

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Will Elye Wahi move to Arsenal?

According to reports, Everton is contemplating making an offer for Elye Wahi, a striker for Montpellier. The 19-year-old can be had for a cool £22.1 million this coming winter.

Superagent Jorge Mendes oversees Wahi, who has scored seven goals in 15 appearances for Montpellier. To add to the list of teams interested in signing Wahi, Media Foot reports that Premier League club Everton has shown an interest.

The kid has played for the French national team at the U18 and U19 levels. Frank Lampard, the manager of Everton, has made no secret of his desire to bolster the club’s scoring possibilities.

As a result of the supporters’ dedication, Bukayo Saka has expressed his gratitude

On December 31st, Bukayo Saka scored for the second straight game as the Gunners beat Brighton & Hove Albion, 4-2. Saka praised the team’s ardent supporters. The Englishman had this to say after the game (through the Gunners’ official website):

“I want to thank the fans, Even today, you can see their support and them coming out on New Year’s Eve. They’re probably not going to get home until the New Year so they might miss that and their families. But it shows that Arsenal means everything to them. It means everything to us, so let’s just continue to keep doing this.”

“I’m really happy with how we’ve performed in the first half of the season, and I just want to thank all my teammates. It’s been an amazing journey so far, and I think we just need to continue that in the new year.”

On January 3, the north London team will host Newcastle United.