Arsenal close in on Greek wonderkid Konstantinos Karetsas

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Arsenal are reportedly in advanced talks to sign 17-year-old Greek attacking midfielder Konstantinos Karetsas from Belgian side Genk, according to Greek news agency AMNA.

The Gunners, looking to bolster their attacking options, see Karetsas as a long-term asset. Known for his technical ability, vision and versatility, the youngster has drawn comparisons to Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard and Lyon’s Rayan Cherki.

Born in Belgium to Greek parents, Karetsas recently chose to represent Greece internationally, making his debut in March and becoming the nation’s youngest-ever goalscorer in a Nations League match against Scotland.

While Manchester United, Liverpool, PSG, Bayern and others have shown interest, Arsenal are now said to be leading the race, with Genk reportedly valuing the player at €45 million (£38m).

Source: AMNA

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