According to a recent report from Bild, Arsenal are among the clubs who are willing to rival Borussia Dortmund for Juventus' Emre Can, while Tottenham and Manchester United are also expressing an interest.

If the Gunners do manage to scoop him up, there would be one clear winner and loser emerging as a result...

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Winner: Matteo Guendouzi

At first glance, Can's potential arrival at the Emirates could very well spell trouble for the younger crop of players Mikel Arteta is grooming for the future.

And needless to say, Guendouzi is a player who could eventually blossom into a star. But despite being on the fringes at Juventus with just 279 minutes played in the ongoing campaign, Can is an experienced player who could potentially help Guendouzi develop in the near future.

The Germany international has already played for Liverpool and Bayern Munich, and not to mention that he can also boast international pedigree as well, having tallied 25 appearances for his national team.

Without a doubt, having such a presence alongside the young players in training can only help them in the long run.

Loser: Dani Ceballos

One player who isn't enjoying his football under Arteta is Dani Ceballos. Real Madrid's midfielder has reportedly even contacted his parent club in hope of securing a possible early exit because he's been largely frozen out of the squad as of late.

And granted, injuries have played their part as well but with him warming the bench in the last three out of four games in the Premier League and being completely left out of the squad in the other fixture, it's pretty safe to say Arteta doesn't appear to have him in his long term plans.

The arrival of Can, however, might just put the final nail in his Arsenal coffin.

Ceballos is struggling as it is and a new signing in his position can only make matters worse for the young Spaniard.