Arsenal are reportedly eyeing a move for Manchester City striker Iliman Ndiaye, with intentions to make an offer should the Premier League impose significant sanctions on the Manchester club.
In light of ongoing inquiries into 115 alleged financial rule breaches, Arsenal are said to be ready to table a bid of around £35 million for Ndiaye if City were to be excluded from the Premier League or faced consequences that would force them to reassess their squad.
The suggested fee of £35 million is notably less than what City paid to acquire Ndiaye in the first place.
This potential scenario hinges on the nature of any sanctions that may be handed down and Manchester City’s own stance.
Furthermore, if the appeals process drags on, uncertainty regarding Manchester City's squad may persist for quite some time.
