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How Arsenal feel about selling Reiss Nelson in the very last hours of the transfer window
Arsenal have had a fairly busy summer on the transfer front and they’ve stepped up their activity in the last few hours of deadline day.
For the most part, the Gunners seem to be involved in outgoing deals, with several players in line to leave the Emirates Stadium.
For instance, Aaron Ramsdale has already left Arsenal for Southampton, and Eddie Nketiah is reportedly nearing a move to Crystal Palace.
Over the past few hours, speculation has emerged claiming another Gunners first-teamer could leave the club amid interest from elsewhere.
The player in question is Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson, who has been linked with a move away for much of the summer.
Football.london’s Kaya Kaynak has now shared the latest of the state of play around Nelson and what the future holds for him.
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Arsenal open to selling Reiss Nelson
Kaynak has taken to X to say Nelson is “attracting interest from a few clubs with hours remaining of the window.”
The journalist also said Arsenal are “open to letting him go” this summer.
What Ray Parlour previously said about Reiss Nelson
It’s a shame when a player who has come through the ranks, broken into the first team and absolutely loves the club is struggling for game time and in line to leave.
However, Nelson is at an age now where he should be playing regularly, and his quality is such that he will thrive in the Premier League.
Back in 2017, Highbury icon Ray Parlour sung the then 17-year-old Nelson’s praises on .
“He’s got everything,” Parlour said. “I was impressed with how composed he was on the ball and his confidence in tight areas.
“He’s got electric pace – when he drops his shoulder he’s gone.”
Nelson has certainly kicked on since then, but since he’s not in line for much game time at Arsenal, it’s time he takes his talents elsewhere.