Arsenal reportedly enters race to sign Trippier
Atletico Madrid's Kieran Trippier is wanted by Arsenal and Manchester United after spending two seasons in Spain.
The Atletico Madrid full-back has spent two seasons in Spain, helping Diego Simeone's side win LaLiga in 2020-2021.
A former Burnley and Tottenham defender, Trippier has been pursued by Manchester United which is yet to agree a fee with Atletico.
Arsenal has joined United in targeting Kieran Trippier, reports The Sun.
The Gunners see Trippier as Hector Bellerin's replacement, with the Spaniard having been linked with Inter as he aims to make a move away from north Lonndon.
Atletico is demanding €40million (£34million) for 30-year-old Trippier.
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