Hector Bellerin may reportedly be allowed to leave Arsenal on a season-long loan deal this summer.
The long-serving defender is open to taking on a new challenge, a request which has been accepted by the Gunners hierarchy and Mikel Arteta.
Arsenal would prefer to agree a permanent transfer with one of a number of interested clubs, providing that they receive their desired asking price.
However, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Premier League outfit are prepared to negotiate a loan move with an obligation to buy.
That arrangement would theoretically suit the likes of Inter Milan, who are looking to replace Achraf Hakimi with a cheaper alternative.
The report claims, however, that the Serie A champions do not want to commit to spending in the region of £20m on the Spaniard next year.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
