Several English clubs subsequently tried to sign Nketiah, but it is ultimately Crystal Palace that is set to secure the services of the Anglo-Ghanaian.

The Arsenal striker was for a long time the priority target for Olympique de Marseille for the number nine position in this transfer window. However, exorbitant demands and multiple refusals from Arsenal led the club to turn to Elye Wahi.

French side Marseille had appeared close to a deal earlier in the window before the transfer fell through.

Crystal Palace have agreed a £30million deal to sign Eddie Nketiah from Arsenal. Nketiah is set to undergo a medical with the Eagles this week after accepting personal terms. According to Fabrizio Romano, Palace will pay £25million for the striker, with a further £5million in add-ons. Arsenal's preference had been to sell Nketiah rather than loan him out.

There are reports that a bid for Eddie Nketiah has been accepted, although the interested club has not been specified.

Nottingham Forest showed interest in signing Eddie Nketiah from Arsenal. However, complications arose as the player wants to stay in London.

Ligue 1 outfit Marseille also saw two bids for the one-time England international turned down.

Eddie Nketiah was expected to join Olympique de Marseille, but the transfer did not materialize due to high financial demands from Arsenal.

Though Nketiah will not be heading to the City Ground, he is 'expected' to secure a move away from Arsenal prior to the transfer deadline. Marseille were in for him earlier in the window but a fresh approach would be surprising given they recently signed Elye Wahi from Lens.

Marseille had previously expressed their interest in the Englishman, but they opted to sign Elye Wahi from RC Lens instead.

Eddie Nketiah has AGREED personal terms with a new club.

Eddie Nketiah looked as though he could join Marseille earlier in the summer, only for the proposed move to break down amid failure between the clubs to agree a transfer fee.

Arsenal rejected an initial offer of almost 30 million euros for Eddie Nketiah. The Gunners are firm and demand more than 35 million to part with the striker in this transfer window. In the Premier League opener at the Emirates against Wolverhampton, the 1999-born player remained on the bench for all 90 minutes.

Eddie Nketiah has been close to leaving Arsenal for Marseille, but the deal broke down over the Gunners’ asking price. The Ligue 1 side refused to match the expectations of Mikel Arteta’s side.

In recent weeks, Marseille also tried to sign Nketiah but was not willing to offer the required amount.

The French giants were also keen on Arsenal ace Eddie Nketiah but a deal didn't work out and the club instead got Elye Wahi from Lens.

French club Marseille had multiple bids turned down by Arsenal for Eddie Nketiah. Eddie Nketiah has fallen down the pecking order at Arsenal and is behind Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus. He was an unused substitute in Arsenal's opening day 2-0 win over Wolves. His future has been uncertain all summer.

Nketiah agreed personal terms with Marseille earlier in the summer, but the French side were unable to convince Arsenal to accept an offer below their desired £30m asking price.

Arsenal is open to selling Eddie Nketiah to raise funds for new signings.

Arsenal are reluctantly set to sell Eddie Nketiah this summer to free up cash to sign Benjamin Sesko.

Arsenal is ready to listen to offers for Eddie Nketiah. Clubs from the Premier League, Bundesliga and Netherlands are showing interest.

Arsenal are ready to listen to offers for Eddie Nketiah this summer.

Credited with an interest in the player.

Mikel Arteta has chosen to sell Eddie Nketiah this summer to fund a move for Bruno Guimaraes. Nketiah is third in the striker pecking order with Arsenal also looking to sign another number nine this summer.