Arsenal are monitoring Liverpool winger Rio Ngumoha’s situation as the teenager considers his prospects of securing regular first-team football at Anfield.
According to ESPN, Arsenal are keeping track of the 17-year-old’s position, particularly if he is unable to make enough appearances to establish himself in Liverpool’s senior side. A lack of opportunities could lead Ngumoha to consider moving elsewhere for more consistent first-team involvement.
Ngumoha joined Liverpool from the Chelsea Academy in September 2024, having been regarded as one of the most promising young players in English football. He made his senior debut for Liverpool in January 2025.
Liverpool are currently working to secure the winger’s long-term future and Ngumoha is preparing to sign a new contract with the club. However, the ongoing negotiations do not guarantee that he will receive the amount of first-team football he is seeking.
Arsenal’s interest reflects the London club’s efforts to track leading young players available in the English market. Ngumoha is understood to be among the players they could pursue if he decides that a move would offer him greater opportunities.
The Gunners are not the only club monitoring the player. Bayern Munich are also interested, potentially creating strong competition for Ngumoha if he eventually chooses to leave Liverpool.
Liverpool’s position remains central to the winger’s future, with the club keen to retain him and continue discussions over a new contract. The opportunities he receives with the first team in the coming period are expected to play an important role in determining his next step.
