Arsenal are reportedly planning to offload their striker Pierre Emerick Aubamenyang this summer to secure the services of 24-year-old Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin this summer, according to CaughtOffside.
The 24-year-old Everton striker, was in a stunning form for Everton during the last campaign, enjoying a regular first team start, having established himself as a key components of Everton's attack.
Arsenal want to bring in an upgrade for Aubamenyang, having seen the Gabon international struggles for form during the last season.
Dominic was a world class performer for Everton during the last season and his impressive performance has been reported to have attracted Arsenal, who are now eyeing a transfer swoop for the Englishman.
Arsenal are likely to face competitions from Manchester United to sign Dominic, as they have been credited with an interest in the 24-year-old Everton striker.
The 24-year-old England international, was able to find the back of the net 21 times across all competitions for the Merseyside Blues during the last season.
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