ARSENAL have a HUGE summer of business to take care of in the transfer market. The Gunners are reportedly looking at a SHOCK deal for former Man City defender Aymeric Laporte, who could depart

River said that Madrid triggered Mastantuono’s buyout clause of €63m, making it the most expensive transfer in the history of Argentine soccer. River will earn €45m, with the rest going to taxes and fees.

Arsenal have also been edged out by Barcelona with Joan Garcia, who was targeted by Mikel Arteta’s side as a new backup to David Raya. It was reported that a move to Arsenal was close, but Garcia has instead decided to join Barcelona and Romano has confirmed that this move is close to completion.

AC Milan are targeting signings for new boss Massimiliano Allegri, while Serie A champions Napoli are looking to strengthen ahead of their return to the Champions League. West Ham are considering a move for Gambian wonderkid Adama Bojang.

But while Gyokeres is keen to push through a switch to the Emirates, the player’s agent, Hasan Cetinkaya, has become embroiled in a bitter feud with Sporting’s president, Frederico Varandas, over a proposed transfer fee for the Primeira Liga top scorer.

Chelsea have made a significant decision over a potential move to sign Benjamin Sesko amid strong interest in the RB Leipzig striker from Arsenal.

PSG could be gearing up for a transfer battle with Arsenal, AC Milan, Juventus, and Real Madrid over a highly rated young Spanish defender. With Luis Enrique thriving in the French capital,

While Arsenal’s focus remains firmly on completing an £84 million deal for Benjamin Sesko, the club’s openness to consider Nusa reveals a shift in strategic thinking. Rather than fixating solely on a new number nine, Arteta may be looking to build a more versatile attacking unit.

Arsenal have remained engaged in talks over the potential signing of either Benjamin Sesko or Viktor Gyokeres in recent weeks. The club are determined to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season and is seeking a more reliable and consistent presence up front.