Arsenal are considering a January swoop for Brentford striker Ivan Toney, according to reports.
The Gunners have enjoyed a largely positive start to the season, taking 14 points from a possible 18 after six rounds of fixtures.
Arsenal have scored 11 goals to date - fewer than the likes of Manchester City, Liverpool, Brighton, Tottenham, Aston Villa and Newcastle.
That has prompted talk that Mikel Arteta could seek to add a prolific centre-forward to the ranks in the winter window.
According to the Daily Mirror, Toney has emerged as Arsenal's top target given his excellent track record in the Premier League.
The England international scored 20 top-flight goals last season, a tally bettered by only Erling Haaland and Harry Kane.
Toney is suspended until January 16 for breaching FA betting rules, but that has not put Arsenal off.
The report states that Brentford will demand £60m for their most prized asset, who is valued at £30.4m by Transfermarkt.
And Bees boss Thomas Frank has admitted that the west Londoners will listen to offers for Toney.
"I think every club in the world are a selling club apart from five or six clubs," he told Sky Sports.
"We are a selling club - if the right price is there and I think it’s the right time for the players to go."
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