Arsenal could beat Real Madrid and Manchester City to wonderkid midfielder

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Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal could now sign Tristan Panduro ahead of Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City and Carlo Ancelotti’s Real Madrid.

That is according to Football Transfers, which has noted what Panduro has been advised to do.

So, what has been reported about Arsenal and Tristan Panduro? Let’s take a look.

Real Madrid and Manchester City target Tristan Panduro on trial at Arsenal

Well, according to Football Transfers, Arsenal are among the clubs who are interested in signing Tristan Panduro.

Manchester City, Real Madrid, Barcelona are also keen on Panduro, who has attracted interest from Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig as well.

However, it is Arsenal who are in pole position to secure the services of the 15-year-old midfielder, who has been described as as “wonderkid” by Football Transfers.

Football Transfers has noted that Panduro is “currently on trial with Arsenal and was in attendance at the weekend’s 2-0 home win” against Brighton and Hove Albion.

The report has claimed that although the 15-year-old Danish midfielder has been “strongly advised” by his club FC Copenhagen to stay in Denmark, he has always dreamt of playing in the Premier League.

Potential big coup for Arsenal

In my view, if Arsenal could sign Tristan Panduro, then it would be a big coup for the North London club.

That Real Madrid and Barcelona are interested in the midfielder shows just how good and talented he is. Madrid and Barcelona are two of the biggest clubs in the world who regularly scout the world for top talents.

If Madrid and Barcelona are keen on the Danish youngster, then it is a clear indication of just how good he is.

So, if Arsenal can convince Panduro to join their academy and snub Madrid, Barca and Manchester City, then it will be a huge coup for them.

It will show the Gunners’ pulling power. We know that Arsenal have a very good academy which has produced the likes of Bukayo Saka and Emile Smith Rowe in recent years.