Arsenal star Hector Bellerin offered to PSG as beaten finalists chase right-back

HECTOR BELLERIN has been offered to Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports.

The beaten Champions League finalists are on the hunt for a new right-back.

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Arsenal vice-captain Hector Bellerin is reportedly a summer transfer target for Paris Saint-GermainCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Thilo Kehrer played the position in the defeat to Bayern Munich in Lisbon.

Thomas Meunier left as a free agent upon the end of his contract in June before joining Borussia Dortmund.

But PSG boss Thomas Tuchel does have France Under-21 international Colin Dagba in his squad.

However, according to RMC Sport, Arsenal star Bellerin is one name on the Ligue 1 champions’ radar.

The Spanish defender, 25, joined Arsenal from the Barcelona academy in 2011, and has gone on to make 204 appearances in all competitions.

But he has endured a difficult time in recent seasons with lengthy injury lay-offs.

Bellerin was also linked with Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Sevilla, Inter Milan and Bayern Munich this summer – although the Germans reportedly snubbed him over concerns about his defensive qualities.

But the Arsenal vice-captain – under contract until 2023 – is Mikel Arteta’s first-choice right-back, in both a back four and a back five.

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So it is unlikely the Gunners boss would be willing to let Bellerin go, especially with only Cedric Soares the only direct replacement.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles previously filled in at right-back but will leave the Emirates in the current transfer window, with Wolves closing in on a deal

However, Arsenal hero Charlie Nicholas believes his former side should consider flogging Bellerin.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Nicholas said: “I would contemplate and look at, people have been mentioning, somebody like Bellerin if the right money came.

“Now, Bellerin has been a star but since his bad injury he’s never really recovered fully.

“If we can get him fit again and get him going again, then I’m all for Bellerin staying here.”

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Hector Bellerin said he had a sewing machine as a kid and ‘wasn’t interested in football’