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Arsenal are reportedly considering a move to bring Konstantinos Mavropanos back to the club, with the Greek centre-back emerging as a target ahead of the new season.
According to Football365, Mavropanos is on Arsenal’s radar after being relegated with West Ham. The defender is understood to be viewed as a possible backup option, rather than an automatic starter, as the Gunners assess their defensive depth for the campaign to come.
The potential move would represent a familiar route for Arsenal, with the club looking at a player already known to them. While no fee, contract terms or formal offer have been reported in the supplied context, the interest suggests Arsenal are exploring experienced cover at centre-back as part of their preparations.
Mavropanos’ situation at West Ham could be one to watch following the club’s relegation. Players at relegated sides often attract attention from clubs looking to strengthen specific areas of the squad, and Arsenal’s reported interest appears to fit that profile.
For Arsenal, the appeal would likely be in adding a player who can provide cover across a long season without necessarily disrupting the established defensive hierarchy. The report indicates that he is wanted as backup, which may make the role on offer clear if talks were to progress.
At this stage, the matter remains at the level of reported interest. There is no indication from the supplied information that an agreement has been reached between the clubs or with the player. However, Mavropanos’ name is now being linked with a return, and Arsenal’s defensive plans could develop further as the new season approaches.
