Manchester City have been linked with a move for Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin, and the Gunners punters here in the Tavern are getting worried to say the least.

The Arsenal defender has also been linked with a big-money return to Barcelona.

Bellerin has become a pivotal member of Arsene Wenger’s team since overtaking Mathieu Debuchy as the club’s first choice right-back.

The 21-year-old has established himself as the league’s best full-back with a very promising career ahead of himself.

It may not only be Bellerin who could leave Arsenal, as if the club return to their selling ways, key stars may also depart the Emirates Stadium this summer in search of bigger things. Who could blame Bellerin for wanting to link up with Pep Guardiola after-all?

Our locals here at the Tavern remain displeased with the Bellerin reports and this is who our landlord feels COULD follow the Spaniard out the Emirates door…..

Aaron Ramsey

Ramsey’s form for Wales was simply excellent at Euro 2016.

Gareth Bale may receive the majority of praise for Wales’ success but Ramsey’s contribution, cannot be ignored by the onlooking footballing world.

Injuries have halted the career of Aaron Ramsey, but we have all witnessed the potential the Welsh midfielder has following a number of impressive seasons at Arsenal.

With Barcelona set for another re-shake and acquiring some fresh blood, Ramsey could be identified as their number one midfield target.

Could our regulars here at the Transfer Tavern really not raise a glass in celebration for Ramsey’s success?

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain

Unlike Ramsey, Chamberlain is failing to live up to his potential with injuries clearly causing the Arsenal winger to be setback in his progress.

Chamberlain was linked with a move away from the Emirates Stadium this summer, but opted to stay at Arsenal for another season to prove his worth.

Chamberlain has all the ability in the world to become a superb winger for both England and Arsenal, but maybe a step backwards could lead to two steps forward for the former Southampton man?

Santi Cazorla

A return to Spain could become a reality for Cazorla who has lost his regular starting position in the Arsenal side.

The Spanish international is struggling to keep up with the pace of the game in England in his growing age, and may fancy a move back to Spain to finish his career off in style.

Bellerin’s move to City could trigger the end of the Spanish contingent at the club and could see him reunited with Mikel Arteta at City.

If Cazorla moves onward also that only leaves Monreal as the club’s leading Spanish figure.

Cazorla has been a great servant for Arsenal and it maybe time for him to follow in Bellerin’s footsteps if that’s the direction Arsenal are wishing to take.