Arsenal and Manchester United may have been handed a potentially significant boost after showing an interest in Xavi Simons in the summer transfer window just gone. The Netherlands international ended up leaving Paris Saint-Germain for a second loan spell at RB Leipzig after impressing in the Bunde...
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