Arsenal are reportedly turning their attention to Juventus forward Kenan Yildiz as their pursuit of a new left-sided attacker continues, according to Calciomercato via EPL Index.
The Gunners had been strongly linked with Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior, but with that move said to have cooled, Mikel Arteta's side are understood to be exploring alternatives, with the Turkish international emerging as a fresh name on their shortlist.
Yildiz, 20, has established himself as one of Serie A's brightest young talents and would represent a different profile to Vinicius - younger, less proven at the very top level, but seen as a player with significant long-term upside.
Arsenal's need for reinforcements on the left flank remains evident, and this latest link suggests they are widening their scope rather than waiting on a single target.
Nothing is confirmed at this stage, and any interest in Yildiz would likely require Arsenal to negotiate with a Juventus side reluctant to lose one of their key attacking assets. As ever with early-stage transfer speculation, further developments are expected as the window progresses.