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Arsenal are looking ahead to the future as they add three promising young players to their list of summer transfer targets.

The Gunners could enter the upcoming transfer window as Premier League champions, with manager Mikel Arteta already laying the groundwork for further squad strengthening.

After six years of rebuilding and consistent challenges at the top, Arsenal appear to have finally discovered the right formula for sustained success.

With just seven matches remaining, it seems unlikely that Arsenal will relinquish their grip on the Premier League title unless Manchester City manage to produce an extraordinary comeback.

One league title, however, will not be enough to satisfy Arsenal’s passionate supporters. Many fans hope this season marks the beginning of a dominant era under Arteta and his players.

To maintain that level, the club will need to bring in both experienced professionals ready to contribute immediately and talented youngsters who can develop for the future.

According to a report relayed by Sport Witness from SportBILD, Arsenal are targeting three highly rated young players currently plying their trade in the Bundesliga.

Despite already boasting one of the Premier League’s strongest defensive units, Arsenal are reportedly preparing a move for 22-year-old Eintracht Frankfurt left-back Nathaniel Brown.

However, they are not alone in the race, with Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, and Liverpool all monitoring the €65 million-rated defender.

The North London club are also tracking another Frankfurt prospect, Jean‑Mattéo Bahoya. The 20-year-old attacking midfielder has impressed this season, contributing three goals and four assists across competitions.

FourFourTwo reports that Frankfurt would likely demand around €40 million for Bahoya, with several other English clubs showing interest alongside Arsenal.

Adding to Frankfurt’s potential woes, Arsenal may also move for one of their own transfer targets—Hertha Berlin’s Kennet Eichhorn. The 16-year-old midfielder has drawn attention for his maturity and technical skill, and could be tempted by a move to the Premier League.

With Max Dowman already emerging as one of Arsenal’s brightest academy prospects, Eichhorn’s arrival could create an exciting competition for places next season.

According to Transfermarkt, Eichhorn is valued at €20 million. Arsenal will next turn their attention to domestic action, as they face Southampton in the FA Cup quarter-final this Saturday.