Arsenal leading race for teenage Norwegian starlet Sverre Nypan
The 18-year-old is viewed as a big talent and the Gunners are hoping to beat Girona to his signature
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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal are leading the race for Rosenborg's Sverre Nypan, with talks about the player having ramped up over the weekend.
The 18-year-old attacking midfielder has attracted considerable attention this January, with interest also coming from Aston Villa and the City Football Group through Girona.
It is understood there has been progress with Arsenal in recent days and Rosenborg prepared to do a deal.
Nypan has had a meteoric impact in his career so far, becoming the youngest player to represent Rosenborg at just 15 years and 322 days, and then the youngest player to score in a league match, at 16 years and 145 days.
The Norwegian under-21 international has since become a fixture in the side, having scored eight times and claimed seven assists in the 2024 season.
That has seen a series of clubs identify him as a precocious talent, with Arsenal willing to do business.
The club are also continuing to see whether they can bring in another more senior forward this January, after injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus.
Benjamin Sesko has been a primary target but Leipzig are unwilling to do business based on how much a Champions League place would be worth to them.
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