The Evening Standard are reporting that Arsenal are planning for life without experienced trio Tomas Rosicky, Mathieu Flamini and Mikel Arteta.
The Evening Standard claim that although no decision has been made, it is likely that the three will be let go when their deals expire in the Summer.
It is thought the final outcome will depend on Arsenal's ability to replace Rosicky, Flamini and Arteta.
With the fans' recent unhappiness with the club's refusal to sign a world class central defensive midfielder, this could come as welcome news and the departure of Flamini and Arteta would leave the club rather short in that area, perhaps prompting some action in the Summer.
The Italian's agent claimed that the first priority for him and his player was getting a call up to the national team, after that they would think about the January transfer window.
The shareholder involved claims that Abramovich said he would be tempted should the offer be doubled!
The Evening Standard claim that although no decision has been made, it is likely that the three will be let go when their deals expire in the Summer. 
With the fans' recent unhappiness with the club's refusal to sign a world class central defensive midfielder, this could come as welcome news and the departure of Flamini and Arteta would leave the club rather short in that area, perhaps prompting some action in the Summer.
The 24-year-old is thought to want to leave the Nou Camp on a permanent basis due to his limited role in the first team.
Barcelona's transfer embargo will be lifted in January and the club still remain likely to sign the youngster, however Pogba's agent claims he hasn't yet made a decision and could even stay another season at Juventus.
Tielemans could end up having to choose between joining fellow Belgians Vincent Kompany and Kevin De Bruyne at City or Marouane Fellaini and Adnan Januzaj (when he returns from his loan spell with Borussia Dortmund) at United.