Arsenal's attacking midfielder Martin Odegaard is reportedly attracting significant interest this summer as his future with the club remains uncertain.
The Norway international has been a key player for the Gunners, but his form has wavered in recent times, and he has struggled with consistency and fitness issues.
It may be wise for Arsenal to consider letting Odegaard go, and there are indications that the club would be willing to sanction his sale for around £75m.
Arsenal fans will have mixed feelings about this, but there is a case to be made for cashing in on Odegaard and using the significant funds generated to sign a more reliable and consistent midfielder to build around.
The club's spending habits in recent years have been substantial, and they may need to offload players like Odegaard to stay within Financial Fair Play regulations.
Odegaard's value to the team is debatable, as he can be world-class on his day but does not currently appear to be worth the £75m price tag.
His role in the squad is also unclear, having shifted from a goal-scoring midfielder to a more deep-lying playmaker, but he is no longer the same player who once looked set to be a key part of Arsenal's midfield.
