Arsenal are reportedly keeping tabs on Udinese goalkeeper Samir Handanovic after the Slovenian admitted that he could leave the Stadio Friuli this summer.
Arsene Wenger is looking to provide current stopper Wojciech Szczesny with some competition as Manuel Almunia seems to be heading for the exit.
Handanovic, who is seen as ideal cover for the Polish number one, told Sky Sport Italia that he would leave the Bianconeri for a "great club".
"I am ambitious, but if I leave Udinese it will only be to sign for a great club," the 27-year-old revealed. "The president knows this so I am calm."
Udinese signed Handanovic from Slovenian side NK Domzale in 2004.
