Arsenal have set their sights on Wolves forward Pedro Neto as Mikel Arteta looks to add more firepower.

The Gunners are aiming to end Manchester City's dominant run in the Premier League and earn a first title since 2003-04.

According to The Mirror, 23-year-old Neto is being monitored ahead of a potential January swoop.

But with a goal and four assists in seven Premier League outings, the Portuguese has emerged as a key player and Wolves would be desperate to keep hold of him.

Neto has previously admitted that he supports the Gunners, although his current employers are under no pressure to sell with four years remaining on his contract.

Brentford striker Ivan Toney is another man on Arsenal's radar with the race to prise the England ace away from West London hotting up.

Banned until January over breaches of FA betting rules, Chelsea are among the clubs plotting a winter swoop for the hitman.

Arsenal's current forward options Gabriel Jesus and Eddie Nketiah have both come under fire for sub-par performances this season.

In other news

Robert Lewandowski remains a target for the Saudi Pro League next summer, according to reports in Spain.

West Ham decided against offering Jesse Lingard a contract over a lack of fitness, claim Football Insider.

Spanish sources believe Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham are all chasing Feyenoord and Mexico striker Santiago Gimenez.

Liverpool are stepping up their interest in Borussia Dortmund forward Donyell Malen as an alternative to Mohamed Salah, claim reports in Germany.