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The newspaper Corriere dello Sport says that Arsenal wants to sign one of Atalanta’s best players this season.

The Arsenal have had a rough Premier League season. They are six points behind Liverpool, who is in first place and has a game in hand.

They need to be almost perfect in the second half of the season to catch up to the team at the top of the table.

It’s possible that manager Mikel Arteta will get money to improve the team this winter, and Corriere makes an interesting claim.

The Italian news source says that Arsenal is one of the “most interested” teams in getting Marco Carnesecchi from Atalanta.

Bergamo is currently in first place in Serie A, and the 24-year-old goalie has been a big surprise for the team.

It’s already good between Arsenal and his agent. He works for Riccardo Calafiori too.

Reports say that Atalanta will want between £33 and £41 million to get rid of their best player.

Paris Saint-Germain is expected to also be interested in the Gunners, but they are only thinking about a summer move.

Arsenal rumors may be based on Carnesecchi’s agent. He has been in great shape for Atalanta this season. He recently made eight saves to help his team beat Cagliari 1-0.

He has had similar efforts that stood out. His quick reactions and ability to pass the ball well from the back have caught the attention of the team.

The star player for Atalanta is also good in the air and can throw good long balls.

Given how well David Raya has been playing goal, it doesn’t make sense for Arsenal to try to sign him.

This season, the Spaniard has won all of Arsenal’s games by himself. He has become a key player for the team.

Arsenal might want to get a good backup goalie, but they probably won’t spend a lot of money on one.

We think the talk is only caused by agents.

Other top European clubs are being asked to show interest by his agent. Arsenal’s name is being used to get a deal done.