Super Eagles forward, Emmanuel Dennis, is set to leave Club Brugge this summer after three years at the club.
Denis almost left last summer, but the arrival of Philippe Clement as the manager made him stay one more year.
Clement has now admitted he is likely to leave the Jan Breydel Stadium, with Arsenal looking like the expected destination, according to the UK Mirror.
Although Denis signed an improved contract that runs until 2022, it is believed that he will leave if Arsenal are willing to pay the £22million price tag on his head.
The Nigerian is also attracting interest from all over Europe, after netting nine goals this season, including a brace against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in the Champions League.
Newcastle, Brighton, Sheffield United, Watford, Monaco and Sampdoria are also keen on the 22-year-old.
Denis almost left last summer, but the arrival of Philippe Clement as the manager made him stay one more year.
Clement has now admitted he is likely to leave the Jan Breydel Stadium, with Arsenal looking like the expected destination, according to the UK Mirror.
Although Denis signed an improved contract that runs until 2022, it is believed that he will leave if Arsenal are willing to pay the £22million price tag on his head.
The Nigerian is also attracting interest from all over Europe, after netting nine goals this season, including a brace against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in the Champions League.
Newcastle, Brighton, Sheffield United, Watford, Monaco and Sampdoria are also keen on the 22-year-old.