Martin Odegaard refused to be drawn into Arsenal transfer speculation when asked which Norwegian player he would love to sign.Gunners captain Odegaard is now well into his seventh season at the club and lifted their first Premier League title since 2004 in May.Odegaard was asked about which Norway player he would sign at Arsenal, but did not want to create a headlineAFPArsenal, who could dip into the January market to bolster their attack, are already favourites to win the league for a second year in a row as they sit five points clear after ten games, and are likely to push for a first-ever Champions League honour.Odegaard is on a break from club football having been called up for international duty with Norway, who beat Wales 3-1 in the Nations League on Saturday.And during an interview with TV2, he was cheekily asked: “If you could bring one Norwegian player to Arsenal, who would you choose?”The question brought out a smile from Odegaard, who replied: “I can see you’re trying to get some big headlines here. So, no comment.”“Are you chickening out?” the interviewer jokingly questioned, with the response being: “Yes, no comment.”Which Norwegian player could Odegaard have picked?Although Odegaard chose not to respond, one glaring name that could have been his answer is Antonio Nusa, who broke the deadlock in Norway’s win over Wales.The 21-year-old winger is shining for RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga with four goals and seven assists this season.German outlet BILD have reported that Arsenal are persistent suitors, whilst other English clubs are interested in him.Nusa, dubbed the ‘Norwegian Neymar’, distanced himself from any speculation over a possible move to the Premier League champions.Norway boss Stale Solbakken also advised him to not leave Leipzig in January, even if an opportunity to do so arose.Norway are stacked with talent, and Nusa (bottom left) may well have been the player that Arsenal fans would have hoped to hear from OdegaardAFPView Tweet: https://x.com/tv2sport?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwOdegaard comments on his Arsenal futureOdegaard was also pressed for comment regarding his own future, with his Arsenal contract to expire in 2028.A new deal does not appear to be on the horizon, but the 27-year-old has stressed he is calm about the situation.“We haven’t talked about it much,” he said. “First and foremost, the focus is now on what’s happening on the pitch, so everyone knows the situation around. “I’m happy and hope I can be there for a long time to come, but so far we haven’t started on that.”Odegaard added: “There is no stress about it. I am where I am, and I am super happy with it. Things are going well, and it is not something I am stressed about. “As I said, I want to be there for a long time to come. I am enjoying myself a lot.”