Arsenal is reportedly eyeing a move for Vinicius Junior should the Brazilian forward fail to agree on a new contract with Real Madrid. The 26-year-old international is among the options the Gunners are considering to bolster their attacking line. London's interest is still in its early stages, and it remains uncertain whether it will materialize into a concrete offer.
Vinicius currently has just 12 months left on his Real Madrid contract, and at this point, both parties are not close to an extension. This situation means he could potentially leave as a free agent next summer. Consequently, Real Madrid is not ruling out the possibility of selling the forward this summer.
Representatives for Vinicius have reportedly offered him to Liverpool, but the Merseyside club has indicated a lack of interest. Meanwhile, clubs in Saudi Arabia are dreaming of acquiring the Brazilian, with Al-Ahli reportedly prepared to make an offer if given the green light. Last year, Al-Ahli reportedly offered him a five-year deal worth a staggering 1 billion euros.