RB Leipzig Prices Arsenal Target Antonio Nusa at €80 Million
The German club wants a fee near its record-breaking level to release the 21-year-old winger, who scored against Manchester City recently.
By Nikolai Morales ·

RB Leipzig has set a valuation of roughly €80 million for Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa. The German club is willing to consider a sale next summer if a bidder meets that price tag. This figure would place the transfer near the top end of recent European deals for young talent.
Arsenal is the primary suitor. The north London side has monitored Nusa since his move from Club Brugge to Leipzig. Scouts attended the recent Champions League match between Leipzig and Manchester City. Nusa scored in that game, which Leipzig lost 3-2. Mikel Arteta’s staff reportedly values his tactical discipline and athletic range.
Leipzig is hesitant to part with the player in the January window. The club prefers to wait until the summer transfer market opens. They view Nusa as a key asset and want maximum return for his departure. An offer below the €80 million mark is expected to be rejected in the near term.
Arsenal’s interest stems from a thinning forward line. The club let Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard leave in the summer. Their search for replacement quality has been difficult. Morgan Rogers chose Chelsea over Arsenal. Vinicius Junior signed a long-term extension with Real Madrid. Julian Alvarez stayed with Atletico Madrid despite Arsenal’s interest.
The new signing Christos Tzolis has had a limited impact this season. Injury has kept him from contributing consistently. Arsenal has won nine of its last ten Premier League matches. It is currently in a strong position in the Champions League group stage. However, many of those victories were decided by narrow margins.
Arteta’s team relies heavily on defensive stability. Adding more attacking firepower is the next step in squad planning. The 21-year-old winger offers versatility across the front line. His performance in the Bundesliga has raised his profile among major European clubs.






