Paul Pogba to Arsenal. An unlikely summer transfer, but one that makes a lot of sense for both parties if they were to reach an agreement and a deal that would certainly please Ian Wright.
The Gunners legend has made no secret of his admiration for the Manchester United midfielder, previously admitting he would love to see the Frenchman playing for his former club. Interestingly, this could happen as The Telegraph reported last month that the 28-year-old has not ruled out joining another Premier League side if he departs Old Trafford this summer.
If Arsenal were to sign Pogba, they'd be doing so without spending a single penny as the midfielder's contract at Man United expires at the end of June, meaning he will become a free agent and thus allowing him to repeat the same trick from almost decade ago when he joined Juventus.