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Arsenal sent exciting message about £10m star as ‘I want him at Liverpool’ admission made

The January transfer window is almost over with Premier League teams trying to strengthen their squads before the Monday night deadline. Liverpool and Arsenal have not made any moves in the January transfer window, while Manchester City has signed three new players.

Aston Villa has been in the news recently because they rejected a bid from Arsenal for Ollie Watkins. Villa has also been linked to signing Marcus Rashford on loan this month. While the focus is on the January transfer window, some valuable Premier League players have contracts that will expire in the summer transfer window. Many people are not paying attention to these players. It is important to know who the five most valuable players are and where they might go in the summer. The valuations of these players are sourced from TransferMarkt.

Arsenal has shown interest in Sverre Nypan, a talented 18-year-old player from Rosenborg. He has a price tag of around £10 million, but this could increase because Liverpool, Manchester City, and Manchester United are also interested. Nypan is expected to stay at his current club when the January transfer window closes, but there will likely be more interest in him during the summer.

Former Liverpool player John Arne Riise has expressed his hope that Nypan will choose Liverpool over Arsenal. Riise praised Nypan, calling him a great talent and a technically skilled box-to-box player. He believes that Nypan could be very successful at Liverpool. Riise compared Nypan to Martin Odegaard, who moved from Norway to Real Madrid when he was young. Riise shared his thoughts during an interview with Football London at Bet365’s event in London.

Meanwhile, Arsenal is also interested in Benjamin Sesko, who has already made a decision about his transfer amid links to Chelsea and Manchester United. Additionally, there has been controversy surrounding an FA decision related to Arsenal, with the Myles Lewis-Skelly incident causing outrage among fans and officials.

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