Reports from 'Sky Sports' and 'TEAMtalk' indicate that Arsenal plans to utilize a financial reward estimated at around £122 million from its participation in the Champions League to support its moves in the summer transfer market.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, the Paris Saint-Germain winger, is at the top of Arsenal's interests to strengthen the winger position, as the club seeks to bolster its attacking line before the new season begins.

According to Sky Sports, Arsenal is also considering signing Newcastle United player Anthony Gordon, along with monitoring the situation of Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez, as part of options to reinforce the front line.

However, sources confirmed that Arsenal has almost no chance of signing Kvaratskhelia during the summer, despite his name being linked with a move to the Premier League.

Sources explained that the Georgian player feels comfortable at Paris Saint-Germain and is tied to a long-term contract, making his departure extremely complicated at the moment.

In the same context, the report indicated that convincing Paris Saint-Germain to part with his services would require a massive and exceptional offer, given the club's management's insistence on keeping him as one of the key elements.