The Gunners continue to advance in the movement market with Mikel Arteta ready for their midfield and reduce their size.
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Mikel Arteta is looking for additional reinforcement, the Spaniard also wants to reduce his size before the move-in deadline of October 5, with negotiations that continue on several agreements to refresh his midfield.
Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi seem to be in a position to move forward, which would lose enough area and, in the eyes of the Gunners, would generate enough budget to move around because of their midfield priorities: Thomas Partey and Houssem Aouar, either of which is expensive.
Neither Atletico Madrid nor Lyon appear to be in a position to be flexible in their ratings, which means the Gunners will have to sell first, interest in Guendouzi has not increased and Serie A clubs seem reluctant to offer more than an initial loan for Uruguayan Torreira. – Here are the latest news, rumors and updates about the Emirates.
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Arsenal sued Houssem Aouar and Thomas Partey for their midfield, but the costs of both players left the Gunners undecided.
Unless gunners unload some of their marginal players, Arteta will not increase the budget to attract her main targets.
Therefore, according to London football reports, they have a less expensive option than Amadou Diawara of AS Roma.
The 23-year-old is a strong defensive midfielder and Roma would qualify a payout of about 27 million pounds, less than Aouar and Partey.
Sheffield United is expected to take a moment to offer Arsenal to point to Folarin Balogun according to Football London.
The initial offer of 3 million pounds was declined last week and Arsenal have no budget to buy other players, they will need to get the most productive value imaginable from the Blades.
Chris Wilder has been very eloquent about his search for a striker and has been connected to Liverpool’s Rhian Brewster, but Balogun may be a less expensive alternative.
Mikel Arteta has the idea of being a fan of the young American striker, but it may be time for them to understand tactics, as the teenager seeks to worry about the first team, which he will likely place on Bramall Lane.
Gunners are reportedly open to donations from central defense Shkodran Mustafi, according to German media kicker.
He says Lazio and Napli are watching the 28-year-old in hopes of bringing him back to Italy, where he spent two years at Sampdoria.
The World Cup winner has only one year left on his contract and Arsenal expect some of the money spent on their premises over the years instead of allowing him to leave for nothing next summer.
The Gunners are estimated to weigh around 13. 4 million pounds, however, the hardest to get rid of Arsenal players is their salary.
Mustafi earns 4 million pounds a year at Arsenal, while Lazio can only offer him 2. 3 million pounds and would possibly not be willing to accept a pay cut.
Houssem Aouar has an initial value of 45 million pounds and Arsenal are desperate to join the club.
But to do this, they will have to increase the budget and not organize a cake sale outside the United Arab Emirates, which will come from player sales.
The Gunners want to raise more than the 20 million pounds they took from Aston Villa for Emiliano Martinez if they want to point to Aouar.
The budget will come for the eventual sales of Matteo Guendouzi or Lucas Torreira, perhaps Alexandre Lacazette or, more likely, they want Barcelona to stay on track because of their risk of taking home Hector Bellerin.
As things stand, there is very little on those fronts.
Gary Neville has congratulated the Arsenal manager on what he has for the London club since his appointment in December 2019.
The Gunners won the FA Cup and Community Shield with Arteta and the new season by winning their first two Premier League games.
Neville said:
“Mikel Arteta hits above her weight,
“It goes beyond the players it has form and organization, the things we’ve criticized Arsenal for in the afterlife are good.
”They don’t end up in the most sensible 4 as Arséne Wenger used to be criticized, but they look like a more united team. It’s been going on since the end of last season and he’s doing a wonderful job.
“Mikel Arteta would love the 150 million pounds Frank Lampard earned this summer. “
Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira may be the key to securing a deal with Thomas Partey along the Gunners line.
The Daily Star reports that Arsenal are implementing tactics to raise the forty-five million pounds needed to take Partey to the Premier League.
Sky Sports News reported that because Lyon was not interested in taking Matteo Guendouzi into an agreement involving Houssem Aouar, attention has now turned to Partey and Torreira.
Torreira can simply leave the club to enroll in some other team as long as cash is presented in advance, or she can simply move to the Spanish capital as part of an agreement that would make her goal more affordable.
The report adds that Atletico is already a possible choice for Ghana’s foreigner, and has not ruled out an agreement involving Torreira.
Arsenal signed goalkeeper Alex Runarsson on a four-year contract with French club Dijon.
The 25-year-old Icelandic alien joined Ligue 1 club in July 2018 and made thirteen appearances with them in all competitions last season.
Coach Edu said on the club’s website: “We are very happy to welcome Alex to our team. We have been tracking him for some time and from research he has strong attributes for which we are in a goalkeeper and as a person “.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta added: “We have to create a healthy festival for punches and look forward to see Alex deepen the goalkeeper position. “
Runarsson began his career with KR Reykjavik in his native country and then signed for FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark, where he played 62 games in a three-year era before moving to Dijon.
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Alexandre Lacazette is less than two years away from his current contract and Arsenal are reportedly unwilling to offer him a new contract.
The 29-year-old has scored in the Premier League crossover games this season for the Gunners, but it’s consumable.
Atletico Madrid has teamed up with French as part of an industrial deal imaginable for midfielder Thomas Partey, whom the London club is willing to sign.
If that does not happen, Arsenal can simply sell Lacazette to increase the mandatory budget for Houssem Aouar, who has been chased by the window of movement.
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