Arsenal's latest transfer rumors: the cost of a move to Coutinho and the refusal of a two-year loan agreement

There is less than a week left in the summer transfer window to allow Arsenal to carry out its tasks.

The Gunners have now finished four signatures, while William Saliba, Dani Ceballos and Brazilian striker Gabriel Martinelli, 18, were joined at the Emirates Stadium by Nicolas Pepe.

On the field, Arsenal finished his preseason tour in the United States and was defeated on Sunday by Lyon in the Emirates Cup.

They drew 1-1 with Angers Wednesday, before winning on penalties as they intensified their preparations for the start of the Premier League season.

Below, we examine the latest transfer rumors involving gunners for players who could arrive – and leave.

Philippe Coutinho

Barcelona would be ready to let Philippe Coutinho go on loan, Arsenal being tied to the midfield.

The Brazilian is linked to the move to PSG, among others, this season and Ernesto Valverde has apparently "given the green light" at the start of the 27-year-old this summer.

However, Mundo Deportivo said that a loan fee for the attacker would cost between £ 23 and £ 27 million – the amortized costs it cost Barcelona when it joined Liverpool.

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Daniel Rugani

Juventus rejected Arsenal 's two – year loan offer to central defender Daniele Rugani.

The Gunners are trying to bring two more players before the transfer deadline Thursday, with a move from Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney, who would still be the club's priority.

However, according to Goal, Raul Sanllehi offered to take Rugani on a two-year loan, but his candidacy was rejected.

Serie A players are apparently worried about Giorgio Chiellini's form and want to enter the new season with five central defenders.

Rugani is apparently happy to stay in Turin and work with Maurizio Sarri after forming good relationships with him while they were both at Empoli.