Arsenal Eyeing Trio Including ‘Turbo-Charged’ Winger

Arsenal have been watching Real Betis midfielder Pablo García, Hoffenheim defender Bazoumana Touré, and Eintracht Frankfurt winger Bahoya in recent weeks, sources have told GIVEMESPORT.

The three players are understood to be among several talents observed by Arsenal scouts as part of the club’s ongoing European monitoring programme.

The same source also told GMS that both Arsenal and Real Madrid have sent scouts to watch Real Sociedad centre-back Jon Martín, who continues to attract attention following a strong spell of performances in Spain.

Arsenal Eyeing European Trio Ahead of January

In addition to their checks across La Liga and the Bundesliga, Arsenal are scouting Scandinavia heavily, with staff attending fixtures across multiple leagues in the region. That area is viewed internally as increasingly valuable in terms of player development and long-term recruitment planning.

The uptick in scouting activity comes as Andrea Berta’s influence grows across the club’s scouting and data departments. Berta is understood to be taking a more active role in aligning Arsenal’s live scouting work with its data-driven recruitment processes, creating a more streamlined and collaborative approach.

Those familiar with the situation describe Berta’s involvement as “progressively expanding,” as Arsenal look to ensure their identification models and live reports are fully integrated ahead of future transfer windows.

The profiles of García, Touré, and Bahoya, who was described as a ‘turbo-charged’ winger by Breaking The Lines, reflect the type of players Arsenal are continuing to monitor closely, young, technically capable, and developing within top European systems. However, sources stress that no immediate moves are planned, with the club focused on building detailed reports ahead of potential opportunities.

The same applies to Arsenal’s efforts in Scandinavia, where their presence has notably increased over recent months.

Overall, the message from inside the club is clear: scouting remains active, data alignment continues to evolve, and Andrea Berta’s growing role is shaping how Arsenal prepare for the future.