Arsenal are working on a deal to sign midfielder Sverre Nypan from Rosenborg. Dialogue between the clubs and with the player’s representatives is advancing, as Arsenal try to land the 18-year-old Norway youth international.

Arsenal have been told Sverre Nypan is set to make a decision on his future imminently. The Gunners are among a number of club’s tracking the Rosenborg midfielder and had been confident of signing him ahead of a number of Premier League rivals.

Arsenal told deadline for Sverre Nypan decision after transfer talks - Gunners look to be competing with more than one Premier League rival for Rosenborg midfielder

The midfielder made his debut aged 15 and is the latest exciting prospect to come out of Norway, in the footsteps of Odegaard and Haaland

Alongside their pursuit of Nypan, the Gunners are also believed to be exploring centre-forward options in the winter transfer market. Injuries to Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus have left them light up top and dented their chances of catching Liverpool in the title race.

Arsenal have reportedly assured Sverre Nypan a place in Mikel Arteta's first-team squad if they secure his signature.

Arsenal and Manchester City are battling to sign teenage midfielder Sverre Nypan from Rosenborg, sources have told ESPN.

Arsenal have just a few days left to decide whether to add to their squad during the winter transfer window as the Gunners look to keep their fading title hopes alive

Arsenal are reportedly leading the race to sign Sverre Nypan, the 18-year-old midfielder from Rosenborg. Despite interest from Manchester City 's sister club Girona, Nypan could soon become a Gunner. The youngster, who has drawn comparisons to Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, made 18 goal contributions in 33 appearances last season.

Norway has established itself as a breeding ground for top football talents, regularly producing players who excel on the world stage. Among their most notable exports is Arsenal’s captain, Martin Odegaard,