Timber was bought in order to play as an inverted full-back but his absence has left the Spaniard considering re-entering the transfer market.
Pavard, 27, agreed personal terms with Manchester United earlier this month but Bayern Munich rejected United’s opening bid for the Frenchman.
That offer arrived after United accepted a bid from West Ham for Harry Maguire but the defender has since rejected a move to the London Stadium.And Fabrizio Romano says that could open the door for Arsenal as the Gunners are considering Pavard as a replacement for Timber.Though Pavard has spent the majority of his time at Bayern as a right-back, his preferred position is centre-back.
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