Arsenal surprise as Chelsea close in on bizarre deal

Arsenal surprise as Chelsea close in on bizarre deal Make us your Google favourite Friday delivered some massive transfer news as Arsenal identified a surprising new target. Plus, Chelsea closed in on a deal for one of their strangest-ever signings and Man Utd received a worrying update in their pursuit of a third midfield signing. There's plenty to cover, so let's jump right in. Exclusive: Arsenal, Man Utd eye Quansah sources understands that Arsenal and Man Utd have both made contact over a surprising deal for Bayer Leverkusen defender Jarell Quansah . Kellyman to Strasbourg Forgotten Chelsea player Omari Kellyman is closing in on a permanent move to Strasbourg after his bizarre stint in West London. Man Utd priced out of Camara deal? Man Utd have been told that AS Monaco have hiked their price for Lamine Camara . Spurs step up Gakpo chase Tottenham are accelerating their pursuit of Liverpool forward Cody Gakpo . Lampard wants Acheampong Coventry City boss Frank Lampard wants to raid his former club Chelsea for Josh Acheampong . Arteta's Nwaneri admission Mikel Arteta has admitted that there is no point in keeping Ethan Nwaneri if he won't play at Arsenal. Barcelona explore Alvarez alternatives Barcelona have begun considering alternative targets amid their difficult pursuit of Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez . Barcola breakthrough? PSG 's latest transfer business has given Liverpool hope that a Bradley Barcola deal is possible. Carrick wants more signings Man Utd head coach Michael Carrick has called on the club to make more signings. Celtic record Arne Engels will leave Celtic in a club-record deal. Essugo to Celtic? Could the Hoops' perfect replacement be Chelsea midfielder Dario Essugo ? Rodri's astronomical cost Barcelona are closing in on a deal to sign Man City star Rodri , but the cost of the financial package will be nothing short of astronomical. Chelsea's Delap price Chelsea have set their asking price for Liam Delap , and it could be one of their best deals in recent history if they get a transfer over the line.