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Arsenal eye Olympiacos teenager Christos Mouzakitis
Arsenal are reportedly showing strong interest in signing Christos Mouzakitis, an 18-year-old midfielder from Greek side Olympiacos.
The club are keen to add exciting young players to their squad while also targeting more experienced signings for next season.
Reports from Sempre Milan suggest the Gunners are among several top clubs keeping tabs on Mouzakitis after a breakout year in Greece.
Despite his age, the youngster has already made his mark at the senior level and could be set for a big move soon.
Mikel Arteta has always trusted young players and this could help Arsenal convince the player to choose north London over other clubs.
The Spaniard has given several youth players a chance to shine in recent seasons and this track record could prove useful again.
Mouzakitis has been linked with other big clubs in Europe, including AC Milan and Manchester United. The report suggests that it will cost up to £25m to sign the talented youngster.
This means Arsenal may have to act fast and be firm in their offer if they want to stay ahead of their rivals.
Mouzakitis’ rapid rise catches Europe’s attention
Mouzakitis joined Olympiacos’ academy at just seven years old and has progressed through the ranks at an impressive pace.
He made his senior debut for the club last season and has already played a full campaign in Greek football.
Across 38 matches, the teenager scored two goals and provided five assists, showing both maturity and promise.
His playing style and decision-making have drawn praise from scouts across Europe, making him one of the most-watched teens in Greece.
On 17 November 2024, he made his senior debut for the Greece national team in a UEFA Nations League game against Finland.
That appearance made him one of the youngest players to ever represent the country at senior level.
With his strong form and rapid progress, interest in Mouzakitis is expected to rise in the coming weeks.
Arsenal will need to be quick and smart if they want to win the race for one of Europe’s most promising youngsters.









