Arsenal may have to slash their asking price to actually sell Hector Bellerin this summer, The Sun report.
PSG and AC Milan are both said to be interested in the Arsenal right-back, who has gradually fallen out of favour this season.
The Gunners are now open to selling the player, with Bellerin apparently keen on a new challenge.
However, Arsenal’s £35 million asking price for the Spaniard currently looks very ambitious.
And The Sun claim that Arsenal may be forced to offer Bellerin at a heavily reduced price if they are to get a sale.
It would, of course, be brilliant if Arsenal could raise such a vast amount for Bellerin.
But it is hard to argue that his current value genuinely is £35 million.
Mikel Arteta has rotated Bellerin in and out of his squad this term, and the 26-year-old hasn’t always impressed.
Calum Chambers was keeping Bellerin out of Arsenal’s side for a stage this season recently, and his current form has surely seen his market value dip.
If Arsenal were even to raise half of their initial £35 million fee for Bellerin, that may not be reflected on as a bad deal for the North London club by many supporters.
Arsenal are looking to invest the money raised from Bellerin’s sale into new players, with Norwich City’s Max Aarons said to be on their radar.
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