Team Talk has reported on Arsenal's continuing interest in Diogo Jota, while Liverpool might be willing to sell him. Arsenal had expressed interest in Jota last summer, and he continues to be a player they are monitoring. It is suggested that Liverpool would consider selling Jota for the right price, as the Reds' manager, Arne Slot, is frustrated with Jota's frequent injuries affecting his availability. Since recovering from a rib injury, Jota has yet to start a Premier League match and faced another setback in January. Despite being regarded as Liverpool's most effective forward when healthy, the club may consider selling him in the summer, as he will have two years left on his contract and there is uncertainty about offering an extension. Arsenal has shown a tendency to sign experienced players who can quickly make an impact, although Jota's injury history is a concern. Additionally, Liverpool would likely demand a premium from Arsenal, given their status as direct competitors for the title.

Jota is wanted by Premier League rivals Arsenal, as well as teams from abroad. Liverpool are willing to 'sever ties' with both Diaz and Jota in the summer. Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has become frustrated with Jota due to his inability to stay fit for long periods, prompting the club's decision to consider selling him. This move is part of a broader strategy to bring in more reliable forwards, as Slot aims to transform Liverpool's attacking lineup.