Arsenal’s FA Cup win on Saturday will surely add a special twist to Mikel Arteta’s hiring plans this summer.
The Gunners won the 14th most sensible FA Cup of all time, two more than their closest rivals, Manchester United, with a 2–1 win over Chelsea at Wembley.
And in addition to representing a primary in Arteta’s accomplishments in his first season as a coach, he also helps him achieve his moving goals this summer.
Arsenal can now offer European football next season, which will help attract some of their moving goals, while persuading some existing stars to stay, with enthusiasts especially concerned about the long run of the hero of the two-goal FA Cup final, Pierre. Emerick Aubameyang. Array
Here are the most recent Rumours from Arsenal.
Arsenal has reportedly sent Lisbon to close a deal with sport prodigy Joelson Fernandes.
The 17-year-old is closely associated with a move to Emirates Stadium this summer, as talks about a new deal with Sporting stalled.
Fernandes’ existing agreement would have a release clause of 40 million pounds, but stalled negotiations mean that it may be available in this window of movement for between 15 million euros (13.5 million pounds) and 20 million pounds (18 million pounds).
Arsenal is in pole position to signal the promising winger and A Bola reports that the Gunners are aiming to close the deal in the coming days by sending them to negotiate with Sporting.
According to Rio Ferdinand, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is already determined to his long career at Arsenal.
Aubameyang, who scored twice when the Gunners arrived to beat Chelsea in the FA Cup final, has entered the final year of his contract and has been connected to Barcelona and Inter Milan.
The striker downplayed questions about his long career following the final whistle at Wembley and insisted that he aimed to celebrate the win with his teammates.
And BT Sport specialist Ferdinand said, “I think it’s from that reaction.”
“It’s already decided.” I’m going to enjoy it with my teammates, “it looks like it’s going somewhere else.”
Dani Ceballos’ transfer to the Emirates ended after his role in Arsenal’s final FA Cup triumph.
The Gunners hope to retain that of the Spanish midfielder, who has inspired since the resumption of the football season.
And despite a complicated season marked by an early injury, the 23-year-old said he has no regrets about moving to north London.
“If I had to decide on Arsenal again, I would,” Ceballos said. “Right now, I feel like a leader of this vital team, a player with stripes. Surrounded by other people than in you, it’s less difficult in other people.
“When you play like this and you have the confidence of the coach, everything is easier.”