Reiss Nelson is being linked with a move away from Arsenal this summer.
West Ham United have expressed interest in the 26‑year‑old, and the clubs are engaged in talks about a potential transfer, per the Evening Standard. He spent the past two seasons on loan at Brentford and Fulham.
He is not part of Arsenal’s long‑term plans and must leave the club permanently. He hopes to finalize his future quickly and secure regular playing time.
West Ham could offer him the regular appearances he seeks. After a disappointing season, the club aims to bounce back and will be targeting promotion next term, making Nelson a potential key figure. His quality could make a significant impact in the Championship.
The player’s contract with Arsenal expires next year, prompting the club to seek a permanent departure this summer rather than lose him for nothing.
West Ham can acquire him for a reasonable fee, and negotiations between the clubs are ongoing. It remains uncertain whether Nelson will opt for a move to the Championship; ideally, he prefers Premier League football. Several clubs are interested in the winger, and his final destination is yet to be decided.
While a loan move has been discussed, Arsenal would rather sell him permanently this summer.
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