da dobrowin： Arsenal are in talks with the representatives of an England star as the Gunners discuss the possibility of signing him this year, according to reliable journalist David Ornstein.

da blaze casino： The north Londoners face one of their most significant tests of the season tonight when they welcome Liverpool to the Emirates Stadium.

The league leaders sit five points clear of their closest challengers Man City with a game in hand, making this evening’s clash potentially season-defining for Mikel Arteta’s title hopes.

The momentum has swung dramatically in Arsenal’s favor over the past fortnight.

The Gunners have seized control of the Premier League title race through consistent performances, while their rivals have faltered at crucial moments, allowing Arteta’s side to open up major breathing space at the summit with just over half the season remaining.

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Both City and Aston Villa have dropped points this week, and victory against Liverpool would see Arsenal seize an eight-point gap at the top of the table.

Arsenal’s defensive solidity has underpinned much of their success this season, but sporting director Andrea Berta continues planning for the future.

Berta and the club’s recruitment team have been identifying 2026 targets who can strengthen the squad regardless of what unfolds this campaign, ensuring they remain competitive at the highest level for years to come.

Despite their stacked centre-back options already, Crystal Palace star and England international Marc Guehi continues to be on their radar as his contract ticks down towards expiry.

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Arsenal retain their long-held interest in the Eagles star, according to Ornstein, with Guehi viewed as a potential summer signing rather than an immediate January addition.

Arsenal are apparently debating the possibility of signing Guehi later this year, and have opened discussions with the defender’s representatives too.

The groundwork being laid now could prove crucial when the summer transfer window opens, with Arsenal positioning themselves favorably ahead of what promises to be a competitive race for his signature.

However, Arsenal face significant competition for Guehi’s services. Liverpool also want the Englishman at the end of the season according to Ornstein’s report, adding another dimension to tonight’s on-field battle as both clubs pursue the same defensive target.

City being keen on Guehi immediately is another major complication for Berta, with their willingness to move now potentially leaving Arsenal behind Pep Guardiola’s side in the race for his signature.

Guehi has entered the final few months of his deal at Selhurst Park, thrusting Palace into a difficult position regarding whether to sell now or risk losing him for nothing this summer.

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Palace boss Oliver Glasner has admitted publicly that the club could sell Guehi if an acceptable offer arrives this month.

The Austrian recently suggested that an audacious bid from City could be too much to refuse, while the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona have also been linked with the 25-year-old.

Called a ‘sensational talent’ by Palace chairman Steve Parish, Guehi has marked himself out as one of the Premier League’s most consistent defenders and a Three Lions regular — making him a real summer snip if City don’t get there first.

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