Transfer update : Arsenal want Riyad Mahrez to replace Alexis Sanchez

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Arsenal are interested in luring Riyad Mahrez to Emirates Stadium in the January window as they look for a replacement for Alexis Sanchez, according to Le Buteur. 

The Chilean is keen on joining Premier League rivals Manchester City, with both clubs currently in negotiations over a deal.

Arsene Wenger has identified Mahrez, who has also been linked with Liverpool, as the ideal replacement, with Leicester City looking to receive €55 million from any potential sale.

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