Meanwhile, William Saliba is in a position to pass on loan from a league club, with Brentford at the helm, while Thomas Partey is criticized for Athletic Madrid’s award.
Follow ALL the latest Gunners deadline news and updates below. . .
“NOT EXTINCT”
Arsenal have pledged to KEEP Gunnersaurus after firing the guy who has lived as a pet for 27 years.
Jerry Quy was released through the club after decades of service as the club’s mascot.
This provoked the anger of the trust, amid the team’s heavy falling expenses, and Mesut Ozil even showed up to pay the pet’s salary.
But Arsenal insist that gunnersaurus will return: maximum probably with someone now in the mask.
A club spokesman told ESPN, “Gunnersaurus is out and will return to action when enthusiasts can return to matches. “
I can’t avoid the party.
Thomas Partey is bigger than any Arsenal midfielder in EVERY category, according to statistics.
The Ghanaian has statistically beaten all of Arsenal’s other existing midfielders since the start of the 2018–19 season.
Meanwhile, Partey has 3 times more targets than any Gunners star.
Partey scored three times, with Granit Xhaka, Joe Willock and Mohamed Elneny scoring one and Dani Ceballos did not score.
The former Atletico star also made the biggest hit with 76 innings.
Partey also leads in terms of interceptions (44) and recoveries (240) from a distance.
And the Gunners’ new boy also won the maximum duels (241) across a mile of field.
PARTY START
Thomas Partey will be Arsenal’s 18th this season.
This comes after the midfielder joined Atletico Madrid.
Lucas Torreira also followed the path.
Reppin ‘Thomaspartey22 this season?
Have him ????
– Arsenal (@Arsenal) 6 October 2020
ATLET IT GO
Atletico Madrid has not been satisfied with Arsenal’s transfer to Thomas Partey, according to reports.
ESPN claims the LaLiga club “angry” but “resigned” when the midfielder left.
As the clock ticks on the European market, the Gunners have played by Partey’s forty-five million pound clause.
This left Atletico powerless to prevent his boy from leaving, Lucas Torreira came on loan in return.
The Mattresses are basically described as angry with Thomas for his longing to leave after 8 years in Madrid.
PAIN IN SPAIN
Atletico Madrid will still lose Thomas Partey as the blame game continues for his move to Arsenal.
Despite everything, the Gunners welcomed their boy on the day of the play deadline when they paid for the midfielder’s forty-five million pound outing.
But Arsenal handed that check to Atletico: they went straight to La Liga to put the deal on the game.
The relationship between the two clubs has been described as “irreparable”, and Atletico is disappointed.
Now, according to the BBC’s Spanish football editor Guillem Balague, the Spanish club’s anger is more directed against the player than against his new club.
He writes: “The Gunners had tried to negotiate a payment through the 27-year-old’s window, but Atletico was unwilling to start discussions as he had no interest in accepting an offer for him.
JACK’S BACK?
Former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is in complex talks to sign for rangers on an impactless transfer, reportedly.
The 28-year-old is on the move after pronouncing the deadline that he and West Ham had agreed to terminate their contract.
Now he’s a loose agent and he’s about to go north.
Sports journalist Nicolo Schira reports that he is in “advanced talks” with SPL leaders, the rangers, led through Wilshere’s former england teammate Steven Gerrard.
It would be a wonderful resolution after Wilshere threw the bomb on Monday when he and West Ham split up.
He joined his club for years of training two years ago, suffered an injury.
However, Wilshere revealed his frustration that West Ham was unable to play with him, even though he had had compatibility for more than 8 months.
SMALL SCREEN
Premier League clubs have been warned that they will face additional relief on TV revenue, even without the pandemic charge.
The top 20 clubs landed with a 330 million pound delivery to the broadcasters and bidding for the next three-year contract from the 2022-23 crusade comes out later this season.
But broadcast analyst Claire Enders suggests that hopes of matching the existing deal, five billion pounds in three years, are unattainable.
Instead, Enders believes clubs are put together for a relief of 500 million pounds.
She said: “The last auction after the peak, the profits are down and we hope this continues.
“Sky and BT have overpaid their rights in the afterlife and BT has suffered a drop in their value. Now, British sports stations need to think about reducing their rights costs. “
Party boy
Former Ghana boss Avram Grant has what Thomas Partey can bring to Arsenal.
The guy who gave him his first foreign pick told SunSport: “When you want him to hold the ball, he can do it and it fits perfectly with what Arteta is looking to do with his team.
“If you’re asked to play open, it may still not be your position.
“He is a central midfielder, who will win the ball and make the right pass ahead and see the field, tactically disciplined and committed to his team.
“And it will make a big difference for Arsenal, as he did at Atletico. It’s a very firm, just what they needed.
”THE DISAPPOINTMENT IS GREAT”
St Etienne criticized Arsenal for spoiling William Saliba’s return to the French club on loan.
The ligue 1 aspect claimed to have reached an agreement long before the move window was closed and accused the Gunners of not carrying out their administrative duties in England.
A on the French club’s official online website said: “Long before the move-in window closed, AS Saint-Etienne had reached an agreement with William Saliba and accepted Arsenal’s offer for a one-season loan.
“Unfortunately, all administrative situations can be met on time in England for the conclusion of the agreement.
“Sadness is wonderful for ASSE and William Saliba, who decided to return to a club where he prospered.
LOW PRESSURE
The images of how Mikel Arteta gets his Arsenal players to paint on the ball.
The gunners pressured Sheffield United with Arteta shouting orders from the gang line.
Arsenal won the adjustment 2-1.
Lose the ball? Follow her together✊
Bench Cam is for #ARSSHU! ????
– Arsenal (@Arsenal) 6 October 2020
THE DAY OF AOUAR ARRIVES
Arsenal failed to get Houssem Aouar into the deadline for the move, they are hopeful that a deal can be reached in the future.
And the Gunners’ chances of doing just that could have been higher if Barcelona fled a move of more than $23 million to Memphis Depay after not being able to sell Ousmane Dembele.
The Dutchman had already agreed to the terms with Barca and Lyon was so sure of the existing agreement that they had already faxed the documents.
Depay’s French-looking contract expires in June 2021, which is almost certain to be released or for a very low fee in January.
This deficit may lead Lyon to sell Houssem Aouar at a particularly lower value than it would have accepted in this market.
A week ago, the French club spent 18 million pounds to signal a replacement for Aouar: Lucas Paqueta of AC Milan.
PIE BIL
Premier League clubs spent 1. 24 billion pounds on new signings, this as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
The figure represents a minimum of 160 million pounds compared to last season, but still 70 million pounds more than was spent in the 2016 summer window.
Chelsea spent the most in the league, spending 226. 1 million pounds on new talent, adding Timo Werner (45 million pounds), Hakim Ziyech (37 million pounds), Edouard Mendy (22 million pounds) Ben Chilwell (50 million pounds) and Kai Havertz. (70 million pounds).
Unsurprisingly, Manchester City were the biggest spenders at the time, spending cash on Nathan Ake (£ 41 million) and Ferran Torres (£ 37 million) at the start of the window before spending another 64. 5 million. pounds on defender Ruben Dias.
Leeds United wasted no time after their promotion to the most sensible flight, recruiting players such as Rodrigo, Robin Koch and Diego Llorente, as well as Raphinha de Rennes on the deadline.
Arsenal nevertheless tied Thomas Partey’s forty-five million pound release clause and won on the deadline, having already signed Gabriel Magalhaes and Runar Alex Runarsson.
Manchester United, despite everything he added to his previous signing Donny van de Beek on the deadline in summoning new talent, added Alex Telles, which raised his total spending to 54. 4 million pounds, 1. 4 million pounds more than Sheffield United, whose window stood out through Signatures of Aaron, Ramsdale and Rhian Brewster.
GUEN AND WEAR IT
Matteo Guendouzi made an Arsenal loan to Hertha Berlin on the day of the deadline.
The French midfielder has been left out of the first team after a series of feuds with Mikel Arteta,
But French football journalist Julien Laurens insists he has “learned a lot” from his recent reports and does not believe that his long career for the Gunners is still dead.
Speaking at talkSPORT, Laurens said: “He’s learned a lot from what’s happened in the last few weeks and months, and he’s going to move on to Hertha Berlin, he’s a smart team, they’re building a strong team and you’ll notice a new league as well.
“You will be very informed, you will return to Arsenal in a year and you will be able to start over. “
U
Former Arsenal chief Unai Emery, interested in Thomas Partey.
But according to the Guardian, the Spaniard had ghanaian on his wish list, but incredibly supported the possibility of signing to one end.
This arrival turned out to be Nicolas Pepe and, having forked both the Ivorian international, there are no forty-five million pounds left in reserve to plunder Thomas.
LOOK FOR SALT
William Saliba can still leave Arsenal this month after seeing a loan to return to Saint-Etienne fail on the day of the deadline.
According to PA, the 19-year-old faces a long dubious career in North London, with the final inside window until October 16.
They claim that the player can be transferred to a champion team on a one-season loan.
They are said to be serious if they allow them to leave to continue their development.
Saliba has not yet made his gunners debut and has been named to a Premier League team of the day.
Mikel Arteta David Luiz, Gabriel, Rob Holding and even Kieran Tierney as headquarters in Saliba.
HUNTING GUNS
In 12 hours, two of England’s brightest talents of his generation suddenly found the same in the abyss.
Jack Wilshere, 28, spent the last few hours of the deadline insisting that he would have compatibility after West Ham to pay the most productive component of four million pounds to make him pay his payroll.
And on Tuesday morning, Danny Welbeck, one of his teammates on the World Cup squad just six years ago, left his club.
The Watford striker, like Wilshere, had a one-year contract left.
But with their painting betraying him and with a salary of 100,000 euros per week, the Hornets reduce their losses and get the 29-year-old out.
Welbeck’s departure was demonstrated through a short 39-word message on Watford’s website, after an unfortunate one-year season on Vicarage Road that led to 3 goals in 20 appearances.
SEE FOR ‘SAUR EYES’
Waiting for Arsenal to rehire gunnersaurus as . . .
GOOD MORNING GAME
Can Mesut Ozil save Gunnersaurus?
After the boy, the mascot, Jerry Quy, was fired by the club, midfielder Gerguy showed up to pay his salary.
He tweeted in the afternoon: “I was so unhappy that Jerry Quy, aka our prominent and unwavering pet Gunnersaurus and an integral component of our club, was fired after 27 years.
“As such, I propose to pay Arsenal the full salary of our wonderful green as long as I am an Arsenal player. “
Fans were divided as to whether it was a cynical tactic to keep them in the player’s appearance or Ozil’s honest act.
The game creator did go in the play window, Lucas Torreira and Matto Guendouzi left on the day of the deadline.
After signing Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid, Arsenal continued their activity with a couple that arrived on Tuesday.
Nikolaj Moller, 18, and Joel Ideho, 17, will be enrolled in the gunners’ professional progression phase this season.
Forward Moller is said to be a prolific goal scorer and arrives from Malmo as part of an agreement reached on Monday, at around 450,000 euros.
The pacy Ideho winger joined Arsenal after a brief season at Ajax, but spent most of his younger career with Willem II.
upscale
Thomas Partey’s rise from the modest highs of football is just one component of explaining why he can become the driving force of Mikel Arteta’s Gunners.
And the guy who gave him his first cap with Ghana, former Chelsea and West Ham coach Avram Grant, is sure partey will sweep the Premier League once he gets his legs back.
Grant told SunSport: “From the first time I saw him, I saw a very strong player with the ball who understood the game very well.
“Even when I was young and in-experience, I knew what to do in terms of ownership and position, how to position yourself in the right position at the right time.
“But he is also a very smart boy, on and off the field, with wonderful character. He needs to do his task and he is very consistent.
“NOT EXTINCT”
Arsenal have vowed to KEEP Gunnersaurus after firing the guy who has lived as a pet for 27 years.
Jerry Quy was released through the club after decades of service as the club’s mascot.
This provoked the anger of the trust, amid the team’s heavy falling expenses, and Mesut Ozil even showed up to pay the pet’s salary.
But Arsenal insist that gunnersaurus will return, most likely with someone now in the mask.
A club spokesman told ESPN, “Gunnersaurus is out and will return to action when enthusiasts can return to matches. “
SMALL SCREEN
Premier League clubs have been warned that they will face additional relief on TV revenue, even without the pandemic charge.
The top 20 clubs landed with a 330 million pound delivery to the broadcasters and bidding for the next three-year contract from the 2022-23 crusade comes out later this season.
But broadcast analyst Claire Enders suggests that the hope of matching the existing deal, five billion pounds in three years, is unattainable.
Instead, Enders believes clubs are put together for a relief of 500 million pounds.
She said: “The last auction after the peak, the profits are down and we hope this continues.
“Sky and BT have overpaid their rights in the afterlife and BT has suffered a drop in their value. British sports stations must now think about reducing the costs of their rights. “
RAY OF HOPE
David Raya can still be arrested through Arsenal.
Brentford’s goalkeeper remained in the Gunners’ interest this fall.
Instead, Mikel Arteta ran for Runar Alex Runarsson as the new reserve scorer.
However, The Athletic reports on a clause in Raya’s contract with Brentford next summer, with Arsenal still sniffing the Spaniard.
ENJOY YOUR JOURNEY
Thomas Partey will be a signing for Arsenal, according to a former Tottenham star.
Kieran Trippier played for gunners rookie for more than a year at Atletico Madrid.
And england’s zaguero praised Partey on his departure from La Liga.
Trippier is quoted via Metro saying: “It’s amazing, your physique, how you break the game.
“Technically, he’s got it all. He’s among the midfielders I’ve played with.
“He speaks English very well. I don’t think I have a challenge with the Premier League. “
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HUTCH AND GO
Thomas Partey has been hailed as a “big” signing for Arsenal.
Former midfielder Don Hutchinson sees ghanaian star as Dani Ceballos’ wife in the midfield of Mikel Arteta.
He told the BBC: “Thomas Partey will be a signing for Arsenal.
“I read that Diego Simeone is not satisfied because he sought out the couple: Lucas Torreira and Partey together.
“For Arsenal, they want that kind of player as Partey: a physical presence, he’s very smart with the ball, he fills a lot of gaps and with Dani Ceballos, they can shape a genuine date there. “
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