Arsenal are the latest club being linked with a move for Fiorentina's Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, who has been making a real name for himself in the Italian Serie A.

The Gunners are mulling over whether to make a move for the 25 year old, who would probably cost around £25 million to purchase. Arsene Wenger, currently the Premier League's longest serving manager, is not known to make big money moves, yet he broke the club's transfer record when signing Mesut Ozil from Real Madrid for £42.5 million on transfer deadline day.

Ozil's arrival at the Emirates Stadium has impacted on Arsenal's season, with the Gunners sitting merry at the top of the table and this may prompt Wenger to sign more players for big prices.

Cuadrado is currently one of the most exciting players in the Italian league and Arsenal are thought to be keeping tabs on the former Udinese winger. Cuadrado, who can play as a full back or in a more advanced role, has been superb for Fiorentina this season, scoring four goals in 10 games already.

With the likes of Lukas Podolski and Theo Walcott in the treatment room, Wenger may really be starting to consider making a move for the Colombian.