Arsenal are looking forward to making important signings this winter window to boost Arteta's squad. Already they have seen Chelsea sign their previous target Mykhaylo Mudryk from the Shakhtar Donetsk side.
Meanwhile Arsenal are desperate to add more players with the likes of Gabriel Jesus down with a knee injury. Arteta will need a squad depth if his to compete for Premier League title this season.
According to Sunsport report the Londoners are interested in getting the services of Real Betis winger Luiz Henrique. The ace has scored three goals already and made five assists this season.
ABC Sevilla are now claiming that both United boss Erik ten Hag and Gunners manager Mikel Arteta have been monitoring his performances. They state the English clubs have sent scouts to watch Henrique in action this season on several occasions. 
Luiz provided two assists in Real Betis against Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup semi-finals in last week. Although they were defeated by the Catalans on penalty shootout. It's believed any deal this January transfer window is unlikely and hence the two Premier League giants could face each other in the summer on the same transfer.
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