Arsenal could still sign German international Max Meyer this summer if he reduces his wage demands.
The Mirror, who cite, Transfermarketweb, reports that Meyer is demanding around £4 million per year, which is just shy of £80,000 a week.
Despite that, Unai Emery is said to be considering a move, providing he lowers his demands.
Meyer has been heavily linked with moves to Arsenal and Liverpool in the past and is now a free agent.
The player’s contract at Schalke expired recently, leaving the player pondering his next move after deciding not to renew with the Bundesliga side.
Hoffenheim have also been linked with the player, while there is also thought to be interest from teams in France.
Meyer enjoyed an impressive season under Domenico Tedesco, playing a deeper role in the midfield, but problems off the pitch saw the player leave the club on bad terms.
The 22-year-old was once highly thought in Germany but is yet to really fulfil his potential.
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