Callum Wilson insists that Ryan Fraser "is not going anywhere" in the midst of Arsenal's transfer interests

Arsenal's target, Ryan Fraser, will not leave Bournemouth this summer – if his teammate Cherries, Callum Wilson, has anything to do with that.

Fraser played for the South Coast club this season, with only Eden Hazard from Chelsea getting more badists than the Scottish international.

Seven of those badists led directly to goals for Wilson, whose fine form earned him to be summoned by the England team for the Nations League finals of the season. 39; UEFA.

And before the start of the Three Lions for Portugal, Wilson insisted that his teammate would "go nowhere."

"He was the big shooter," Wilson told talkSPORT. "He's also a good guy who's not on the field, he's coming to the byline and you know where he's going to put the ball, I'm going the same way and he just seems to be coming back more often than ever."

"And vice versa with him, I get to a position on the field and I know that if I bring the ball back to a certain area, it will stay in the area."

"We have not really worked on the training partnership. The manager did nothing with us. It's a bit like the field, but I'll make it go nowhere this summer!

"This is obviously an important stock for me, seven badists for my goals – that's half of my goals, but he's not going anywhere.

"I'm going to make sure I lock it and put it in a head hold!"

Discussions on a new deal for Fraser at Vitality Stadium are in stalemate and, with director Eddie Howe reluctant to sanction a sale of 20 million pounds, the likelihood that he will leave the club for a free transfer at the expiry of his contract at the end of next season increases.