Arsenal and Liverpool Target €95m Anthony Jordan in Transfer Battle
Arsenal are reportedly set to compete directly with Liverpool in the pursuit of a major summer transfer target, as both clubs prepare for a heated market battle.
Arsenal and Liverpool are set to battle for Newcastle winger Anthony Jordan, valued up to €95m, as Salah’s future exit shapes transfer plans this summer.
According to Fichajes, Newcastle United winger Anthony Jordan has emerged as a key name in the race, attracting strong interest from both Premier League sides.
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Arsenal are said to have placed Jordan high on their priority list, viewing him as an important piece in reshaping Mikel Arteta’s long-term project at the club.
The 25-year-old remains under contract with Newcastle United until the summer of 2030, giving the Magpies a strong negotiating position.
Jordan’s profile is considered highly compatible with Arteta’s tactical system, offering speed, close control in dribbling, and strong defensive work rate.
Reports suggest the winger could command a fee of up to €95 million, with Arsenal reportedly willing to invest heavily to secure his signature.
Newcastle United, however, are reluctant to part ways with one of their most influential players and are not actively looking to sell.
Despite this stance, financial fair play regulations may push the club into considering player sales this summer in order to balance their finances.
Liverpool are also monitoring the situation closely, as they view Jordan as a potential long-term successor to Mohamed Salah.
Salah has already confirmed plans to leave Liverpool in the summer of 2026, bringing an end to a nine-year spell at Anfield.
Jordan is therefore seen as a long-term investment by both clubs, due to his Premier League experience and potential for further growth.
Arsenal are reportedly aiming to act early, with plans to submit a formal offer before the end of the current season to test Newcastle’s position.
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