As the January transfer window rapidly approaches its closure, Arsenal face limited opportunities to finalize deals amid one of the quietest winter windows in recent memory.
Financial constraints, stemming from concerns over Financial Fair Play regulations, have contributed to the subdued market activity across Europe.
Following the Gunners' significant spending spree in the summer, which included the acquisition of record signing Declan Rice, the club's focus in January appears to be on offloading surplus players rather than making new signings.
According to reports from Calciomercato via Fichajes, Mikel Arteta is considering allowing Jakub Kiwior, a player who has struggled to make an impact at the club despite earning 19 caps for the Polish national team, to join AC Milan.
Despite Kiwior's international pedigree, he has only amassed 302 minutes of playing time across four appearances for the club. A potential loan move to Serie A, with an obligation to buy, seems to be a favorable option for all parties involved.
It is speculated that the 23-year-old would welcome the opportunity to revive his career with the Italian giants.