Transfer rumour roundup: Arsenal eye shock Spurs raid for Bergvall; Eduardo Camavinga available for €55m | OneFootball

There are some eye-catching rumours in today's transfer roundup. Could Arsenal really raid North London rivals Tottenham for talent this summer? Elsewhere, Italy's elite battle for Robert Lewandowski.

Arsenal andChelsea are both considering a potential summer move for Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Lucas Bergvall. Spurs slipped closer to a shock relegation at the weekend, which could lead to a fire-sale of talent.

The North Londoners consider Bergvall an untouchable part of their project, but relegation would rip up the script.Caught Offside claim Arsenal and Chelsea want the Swedish starlet.

Caught Offside feature prominently during today's transfer talk, with Arsenal a focus. The Gunners have reportedly held talks with Sporting CP over three talents.Ousmane Diomande, Morten Hjulmand and Ivan Fresneda are all of interest, though there is tension between the clubs after last summer's Viktor Gyokeres saga...

Also of interest to Arsenal isEduardo Camavinga, who can leave Real Madrid this summer. A fee of around €55m should be enough to sign the Frenchman, with Manchester United rivalling that interest.

The Arsenal theme continues in L'Equipe. The French outlet claimParis Saint-Germain are weighing up an approach for Gabriel Martinelli, should Bradley Barcola depart in the summer. Arsenal are understood to be prepared to do business at around £50m.

Exiting the Emirates, we head to Villa Park.Aston Villa are closely watching Curtis Jones, whose Liverpool deal is rapidly running down. Contract talks have stalled between Arne Slot's side and the Scouser, who TEAMtalk report could say ta-rah to Anfield.

Manchester United's midfield rebuild will be one of the stories of the summer, and with the sound of the Champions League anthem getting ever closer, there should be cash to splash.Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson is the top target, though The Athletic say Bournemouth's Alex Scott has become a viable alternative.

Over in Italy,Juventus and AC Milan are battling it out for veteran goal-grabber Robert Lewandowski. Out of contract in the summer, the prolific Pole must decide between a Barcelona back-up role next season or a Serie A switch. Gazzetta dello Sport say his agent has been in Italy for talks with both clubs.