Arsenal will consider the sales of striker Gabriel Jesus and versatile attacker Leandro Trossard in January, Football Insider reports.

It has been a huge summer of investment for the North London side, which has left both players out of favour.

Jesus is working his way back to fitness after an ACL tear at the beginning of this year, and is expected to be behind both Viktor Gyokeres and Kai Havertz in the pecking order when everyone is fully fit.

Sources say that Trossard could also struggle for game time this season, and will be set for a move away from the Emirates if not utilised.

Both Jesus and Trossard represent an era of Arsenal teams that got close to Premier League glory, but came up short each time.

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While the blame is clearly not attributed solely to them, perhaps Mikel Arteta is eager to bring through a new crop of players who are yet to experience the feeling of being so near, yet so far.

Since the pair arrived in North London, Jesus in the summer of 2022 and Trossard six months later, Arsenal have finished second in the Premier League for three consecutive seasons.