"Daily Mail" reported that Arsenal is willing to listen to offers for players such as Martinelli in the winter window.

After spending around £250m in the summer, Arsenal's January window is expected to be more reactive than proactive. If suitable offers for fringe players arise, the club will consider them, but the overall expectation is that 95% of the current squad will remain unchanged.

Currently, Arsenal is monitoring several situations internally. The first is Nwaneri, who signed a long-term contract in the summer but has yet to start in the league this season and may be considered for a loan move. The club are aware that the 18-year-old needs consistent senior game time to continue to develop, and if the right circumstances arise in January, an opportunity may be presented.

If there were a significant offer for Martinelli, especially from Saudi Arabia, which has expressed interest in him in the past, Arsenal would be willing to listen. With Maduekei joining and Trossard in form, Martinelli has fallen down the pecking order and after spending big in the summer, the Gunners realize they need to recoup money by selling a first-team player.

The situation of Ben White is also worthy of attention. Although he is still an important member of the lineup, Arsenal have a large number of full-back options, and White has only started once in the league this season. The Gunners would be open to offers if they came. As things stand, however, he is expected to stay and further negotiations over his future will take place next summer, with his contract expiring in 2028.