Arsenal is still in the market for a striker.

According to the Metro newspaper, Arsenal has bid to loan Gelson Martins from Atletico Madrid

Arsenal have said that they will not buy players but will only borrow, as Barcelona’s Denis Suarez negotiations have stagnated, as the Catalan giant wants to sell Suarez.

Martinsa, who has made 12 appearances in all races so far this season, is seen as a viable option and a better striker than the Spaniard while Atletico is ready to let him leave in January.

The Argentine striker is expected to continue his career with the Italian giant.

Wife and the manager at the same time of Mauri Icard, Wanda Nara insists that the Argentine striker will sign a new contract with Inter.

The Argentine star has scored 14 goals in all competitions this season and is currently the captain of the team.

The current contract of former Sampdoria player expires in 2021, but Inter is determined to continue it.

Meanwhile, “Nerazzurri” is feeling pressured because of the services and the interest which has appeared from Real Madrid and Chelsea.

Barcelona is working to strengthen the attack during this transitional period.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona is working to sign with an attacker to replace Munir El Haddad, while the deal may be finalized today.

The Blaugrana are demanding a highly-specified striker profile-a veteran who would be a substitute for Luis Suarez, meanwhile the ideal for them would be La Liga experience.

Fernando Llorente, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Olivier Giroud are some of the names mentioned, even thought the two of them have never played in Spain.

Callum Hudson-Odoi has rejected Chelsea’s new contract for £ 85,000 a week.

Bayern Munich has made four bids for the 18-year-old striker, while the last one has been £ 35m.

His contract with Chelsea expires after 18 months and he does not want to sign a new contract.

Hudson-Odoi had 14 appearances for the first team this season in the Premier League, while playing from the 80’s in the derby against Arsenal on Saturday.