Arsenal supervisor, Mikel Arteta, has given the club his approval to conclude three transfers on Monday, January 31, which is transfer deadline, according to the UK Mirror

. The Gunners are yet to generate any new faces this winter, however still have a few hours to conclude offers.

Arteta and sporting director Edu have lost out on numerous targets consisting of Dusan Vlahovic and Arthur Melo, with the former relocating to Juventus and the latter set to stay in Turin.

Toolbox have nevertheless determined options, however it remains to be seen if they will be able to get any deals across the finish line.

Nevertheless, Arteta has actually given the green light for two more exits.

Among them is Nikolaj Moller. The striker is set to invest the remainder of the season with Eerste Divisie side FC Den Bosch. It was first thought the 19-year-old would fight it out with Mika Biereth for a starting spot in Kevin Betsy’s side, after he was recalled from a loan spell from German third department side FC Viktoria Koln.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is another deal that is likely to go through on due date day.

Barcelona have actually become a frontrunner with the Gabon striker apparently ready to join them ‘practically free of charge’, as his salary stays a stumbling block the Spanish side will need to conquer.

If Aubameyang ultimately leaves, then Arsenal will aim to make a desperate move to bring in a brand-new number 9 on deadline day.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Everton, Lille’s Jonathan David and Real Sociedad forward Alexander Isak are all possible alternatives and either of them can not be ruled out.