Arsenal’s chances of signing Antonio Rudiger revealed as transfer race hangs in the balance
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(Credit: Imago) Mon 9 March 2026 13:00, UK Arsenal are among a group of several Premier League clubs that are being linked with a move to bring Antonio Rudiger back to English football this summer. Arsenal have big plans for the summer transfer window, and Rudiger could yet form a key part of them amid the latest update on his situation from Madrid. 🔄 Arsenal Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on deals in progress, signings, departures, and contract news from the Emirates boardroom.
VISIT THE ARSENAL TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Antonio Rudiger’s future is ’50/50′ as Arsenal well-placedRudiger is a player who is sure to command plenty of interest this summer due to the reputation that he carries with the game, and there will be no shortage of potential suitors for him. If Rudiger does leave the Santiago Bernabeu at the end of the season, then Arsenal are well-placed to land him, in the eyes of one of the UK’s leading bookmakers.
Gunners could become Premier League favourites for RudigerFootball Insider recently revealed that Tottenham would love to add Rudiger’s experience to their backline for next term, but any chances of them securing a deal for him surely hinge on their survival fight.The Lilywhites would be unable to tempt the defender to join if they are a Championship club next season, and even if they beat the drop, they will have no European football to offer. As a result, Arsenal could soon become the favourites in the Premier League to secure Rudiger’s signature, as they work to provide even greater depth for their centre-back group.Rudiger’s previous spell in England saw him spend time in West London, but this time around, he could be set to move to the north of the capital. 💰 ARSENAL INSIDER UPDATE 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, new kits, off-pitch deals and boardroom developments at Emirates Stadium.