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Arsenal reportedly look likely to make changes at right-back this summer as Tino Livramento could be an option to replace Ben White.

There are doubts over White’s Arsenal future, as we previously reported here, with the England international attracting interest and initial enquiries.

That’s the latest according to reliable X account Hand of Arsenal, who broke a lot of major stories involving the Gunners during last summer’s transfer window.

See below for their update on White as he’s a target for Everton, while other enquiries have come in, with the post also mentioning that Livramento would “jump at the chance” to move to the Emirates Stadium…

White has been a great servant to Arsenal, but has clearly fallen down the pecking order this season, with Jurrien Timber starting 37 games while White has only started 15.

Tino Livramento to replace Ben White at Arsenal?

Livramento has impressed at Newcastle and there have been some Arsenal transfer rumours about him in recent times, as well as links with other clubs.

The Telegraph have reported that AFC could bid for the England international, while TEAMtalk have claimed his asking price could be around £60m.

The latter of those reports also mentioned interest from Manchester City, so it could be tricky for Arsenal to land the player if there’s a big battle with other top clubs for his signature.

Where could Ben White move?

Hand of Arsenal claim Everton are leading the race for White, while our information was that the 28-year-old mostly had suitors from elsewhere in Europe.

It might become clearer as we get closer to the summer, but for now there are likely to be a lot of names monitoring White’s situation as he will surely be looking to move on in order to play more regular first-team football.

Once it becomes more established where White wants to play, and how much Arsenal want to charge for the player, we’ll probably see more concrete reports with specific names coming up.