Arsenal and Tottenham vie for Nusa as Leipzig set €60‑65m price

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are keeping a close eye on RB Leipzig winger Antonio Nusa, the 21‑year‑old who arrived from Club Brugge in 2024. Leipzig have set a valuation of €60‑65m, while the Gunners are reportedly ready to start negotiations with an opening bid of around €40m.

Premier League interest intensifies

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly keeping a close eye on the Norwegian winger. According to a report from Fussball News, the Gunners and the London club are among the clubs showing the strongest interest in the 21‑year‑old. Newcastle United and Aston Villa are also monitoring his situation, while several major clubs from Italy and Spain have been linked with the Norway international.

Nusa joined RB Leipzig from Club Brugge in 2024 and has continued to make significant progress. He has quickly established himself as one of Europe’s most exciting young attacking players. The winger’s direct style of play has attracted attention from clubs seeking pace and creativity.

The Norwegian is particularly dangerous when cutting inside from the left, using his acceleration to beat defenders. His ability to create chances adds a valuable dimension to any attack. Both Arsenal and Tottenham see him as a potential key contributor.

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Leipzig's price tag and contract terms

Leipzig are understood to want between €60m and €65m before considering a transfer. The winger’s contract runs until 2029, meaning the Bundesliga club faces no immediate pressure to negotiate. Leipzig appear determined to retain control of the situation.

Arsenal could be prepared to make the first move, with the Gunners reportedly considering an opening proposal worth around €40m. That figure would fall considerably short of Leipzig’s valuation, leaving a sizeable gap for any Premier League suitor to bridge.

Nusa is reportedly happy with his development at Leipzig and is not actively pushing for an exit. It remains to be seen whether either Premier League side will meet the German club’s sizeable asking price.