Arsenal's interest in Shakhtar Donetsk forward Mykhaylo Mudryk is well-documented, but question marks over just how much money the young talent could cost the Gunners persist.
Mudryk has attracted plenty of interest from all over Europe, but it is thought to be Mikel Arteta that is the manager most keen on pursuing a deal for the 21-year-old. With that being said, it certainly isn't going to come cheap, as Shakhtar director Darijo Srna has sent the Gunners an emphatic message surrounding the required fee.
The former Croatian international told Spanish outlet Marca : "Who wants to sign Mudryk has to pay big amount of money — otherwise our president will not sell him. Jack Grealish was sold for more than 100m and Mudryk’s level is not lower."
