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Arsenal handed boost in chase for Anthony Gordon
Arsenal have received a major lift in their pursuit of Anthony Gordon after fresh reports emerged from journalist IndyKaila. The update claims that Newcastle United are now willing to listen to offers for the winger.
The Gunners have been linked with Gordon for some time, with interest first picking up pace last year. Those links were later backed up by CaughtOffside, adding weight to Arsenal’s long-standing admiration.
Mikel Arteta is believed to be a keen admirer of the England international and his playing style. The Arsenal manager sees Gordon as a wide player who could add drive, speed, and balance to the attack.
Arsenal are expected to strengthen their forward areas, with the left wing seen as a key position. Gordon fits the profile the club often looks for, combining age, experience, and room for growth.
Arteta sees Gordon as a key attacking option
Anthony Gordon has grown into an important player at Newcastle since his move from Everton. Under Eddie Howe, he has often been trusted in big matches and key moments.
His work rate, direct running, and pressing ability have made him a regular starter when fully fit. Gordon has also shown a willingness to track back, which suits Arteta’s demands on wide players.
Despite his strong role in the team, his league numbers this season have not fully matched expectations. In the Premier League, the winger has scored just two goals so far this campaign.
However, his form in Europe tells a very different story and offers clear encouragement. In the Champions League, Gordon has found the net five times, showing his quality on a bigger stage.
Newcastle open door
Newcastle’s reported willingness to sell has changed the mood around Gordon’s future. Financial demands and squad planning are believed to be part of the thinking behind the stance.
According to Transfermarkt, Gordon is valued at around £52 million at the moment. That figure may not be fixed, with room for talks depending on timing and structure.
Arsenal are known to prefer deals that suit their budget and long-term plans. They could look to agree a more comfortable fee if Newcastle are keen to negotiate.
The chance to join a side pushing for major honours could appeal to Gordon himself. Regular football at the highest level remains a key aim for the England international.









