"Arsenal must offload a first-term player in the summer to balance their books, with captain Martin Ødegaard, winger Gabriel Martinelli and defender Ben White among the candidates to depart. The club have recently spent over 260 million to bring in new players but now have to raise some funds to comply with financial regulations and are having internal discussions over which players could depart."
"Real Madrid have earmarked 100 million to spend on bringing in Man City midfielder Rodri and Borussia Dortmund center back Nico Schlotterbeck. Rodri, 29, could go for around 60 million of that, while Schlotterbeck is aware of Madrid's interest and is very keen to move to Spain."
"The Gunners are in a race with Manchester United, Chelsea, Ajax, Juventus and Marseille to sign 18-year-old Fulham's versatile defender Samuel Amissah, whose contract expires in the summer. The England U19 international has been named on the bench seven times this season, but has yet to make his senior debut."
Arsenal face financial constraints requiring player sales despite investing over 260 million in recent transfers. Captain Martin Ødegaard, winger Gabriel Martinelli, and defender Ben White are among candidates for departure. The club must raise funds to comply with financial regulations. Simultaneously, Arsenal compete with Manchester United, Chelsea, Ajax, Juventus, and Marseille for 18-year-old Fulham defender Samuel Amissah. Real Madrid allocates 100 million for transfers, targeting Manchester City's Rodri and Borussia Dortmund's Nico Schlotterbeck, with Rodri valued around 60 million. Schlotterbeck expresses strong interest in joining Madrid. Eintracht Frankfurt's Nathaniel Brown also features on Real Madrid's shortlist.
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