Arsenal coach Arteta has approved the advancement of the pursuit of Leicester City player Elhanus.

Key figures at Arsenal have recommended the player in preparation for the summer transfer window, and Andrea Berta will be in charge of the Gunners' recruitment. He was appointed as the club's new sporting director in March. Arsenal plans to upgrade the squad, Thomas is negotiating with Arsenal to extend his contract, and Arteta is eager to avoid the midfielder leaving as a free agent in the coming months. But at the same time, the club is also determined to bring in new players when the opportunity arises.

Arteta has approved the advancement of Elhanus' transfer and confirmed that a £22 million offer may be made in the next few weeks to test Leicester City's determination. He believes that the player can make an immediate impact and become a long-term asset to the team. The creative midfielder has three years left on his current contract and earns £35,000 a week, and the Gunners are considering taking advantage of Leicester City's relegation to offer him a chance to return to the Premier League. Elhanus has contributed eight goals in all competitions this season, showing excellent football intelligence and technical ability, impressing the recruitment department and being described by scout Jacek Kulig as "a football IQ at another level".

Arsenal believe that signing Elhanus would be a wise attempt, he has great potential and can quickly integrate into the locker room. Arsenal also want to understand whether Elhanus has the ambition to take on a new challenge in North London, and it is also important to understand his personality before making a formal offer.

Arsenal are also keeping an eye on Jamie Gittens of Dortmund and are ready to negotiate with Yorke's agent, but they want to make smart signings, not just buy big-name players, and need to be sure that any new aid is a tactical fit for the team.