ARSENAL want Ousmane Dembele - and Barcelona reportedly think they could generate enough money to kick their rebuild into gear by selling him.


Arsenal would relish the chance to sign Dembele who, despite joining Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund a year ago, may be on the move.
The France international struggled under Ernesto Valverde last season and, with Malcom since arriving at the Nou Camp from Bordeaux, a move away could be on the cards.
And Catalan newspaper Mundo Deportivo say Barcelona feel selling Dembele may be a money-spinner.
Arsenal are leading the charge for the 21-year-old’s signature with the club keen to sign a right winger
The Gunners have enjoyed a fine first transfer window under Unai Emery but know they need more stardust if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.
The report suggests Dembele, for now, is staying at Barcelona.
However, Mundo Deportivo say they are open to doing business as they believe they can fetch a huge fee for the teenager.




It cost the La Liga giants a massive £134million to prise him away from Borussia Dortmund a year ago.
And, in order to even consider letting him go, they are likely to demand a huge fee.
Barcelona could use funds from any potential sale on Paul Pogba, something that has been reported in Spain.
But whether the France star opts to sign for Arsenal remains to be seen.
Fans were recently sent into a frenzy after images of Dembele with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alexandre Lacazette surfaced online.





Arsenal also need to sell before buying and time is running out with the transfer window closes for English teams to buy players on Thursday.
Express Sport understands, however, that Dembele being snapped with Arsenal players had nothing to do with a transfer.
Valverde, meanwhile, recently tipped his Barcelona wing wizard to come good.
“Let’s hope it’s his season,” he said.
“He is an extraordinary player. The past year has been complicated because of the injuries, but even so he has brought us a lot .
“The important thing is that there is competition within the team. There are a lot of matches and we can not handle them with only eleven players.”









ARSENAL want Ousmane Dembele - and Barcelona reportedly think they could generate enough money to kick their rebuild into gear by selling him.


Arsenal would relish the chance to sign Dembele who, despite joining Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund a year ago, may be on the move.
The France international struggled under Ernesto Valverde last season and, with Malcom since arriving at the Nou Camp from Bordeaux, a move away could be on the cards.
And Catalan newspaper Mundo Deportivo say Barcelona feel selling Dembele may be a money-spinner.
Arsenal are leading the charge for the 21-year-old’s signature with the club keen to sign a right winger
The Gunners have enjoyed a fine first transfer window under Unai Emery but know they need more stardust if they are to challenge for the Premier League title.
The report suggests Dembele, for now, is staying at Barcelona.
However, Mundo Deportivo say they are open to doing business as they believe they can fetch a huge fee for the teenager.




It cost the La Liga giants a massive £134million to prise him away from Borussia Dortmund a year ago.
And, in order to even consider letting him go, they are likely to demand a huge fee.
Barcelona could use funds from any potential sale on Paul Pogba, something that has been reported in Spain.
But whether the France star opts to sign for Arsenal remains to be seen.
Fans were recently sent into a frenzy after images of Dembele with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Alexandre Lacazette surfaced online.





Arsenal also need to sell before buying and time is running out with the transfer window closes for English teams to buy players on Thursday.
Express Sport understands, however, that Dembele being snapped with Arsenal players had nothing to do with a transfer.
Valverde, meanwhile, recently tipped his Barcelona wing wizard to come good.
“Let’s hope it’s his season,” he said.
“He is an extraordinary player. The past year has been complicated because of the injuries, but even so he has brought us a lot .
“The important thing is that there is competition within the team. There are a lot of matches and we can not handle them with only eleven players.”