As we get closer to Monday's Transfer Deadline, Arsenal seems to leave things very late when it comes to recruits in the middle season.
In recent years, the side of Mikel Arteta has benefited enormously from the January arrivals, with Jorginho and Leandro Trossard among them to have an impact immediately. This year, however, Arteta still has to bring in a senior player to help with the run-in.
However, it is not to try it, with Aston Villa who goes back an offer for Ollie Watkins. However, the international of England could still be the subject of renewed interest, and his future is one of the topics in today's transfer round.
We also have the newest about a foregone conclusion, although it is an out instead of an in. Here are the latest rules of Mirror Football from Noord -Londen.
Arsenal-Jongere Ayden Heaven has completed a step in the middle season to Manchester United, who fought from Barcelona. The center-back has been an unused sub for the Gunners a number of times, but comments from his new employers seem to indicate more action.
“We are pleased that Ayden has joined Manchester United.” Technical director of United, Jason Wilcox, said: “He is already an extremely talented defender who is ready to participate in our team of the first team.”
Teenage Star Heaven also has those who helped him to break through the Emirates Stadium before his move to the Emirates Stadium. “As a boy in North London I lived the dream of training and playing in Hale End and London Colney, and my professional debut in the League Cup,” he said. “A big thank you for Arsenal fans.”
Aston Villa is supposed to have agreed a loan agreement for Manchester United star Marcus Rashford. At the time, the club throws out the last details of the switch, while the English star Rashford reportedly said goodbye to his Old Trafford colleagues.
Every hope for Arsenal that Villa frontman Ollie Watkins signed seemed to have disappeared after the side of Unai Emery Collega striker Jhon Duran had sold to Al-Nassr. With Rashford now on the way to Villa, can there be an opening?
Watkins started on Saturday before Villa in Wolves, after he scored a penalty and missed in the Midweek Champions League win over Celtic. After a quiet first first 45 minutes, however, he did not return for the second half.
Bayern Munich Forward Mathys Tel is another potential option for Arsenal, with reports on the continent that suggests that the Gunners could make a late move. Tottenham and Manchester United have also been associated with loan and permanent outputs that may remain, but Bayern sports director Christoph Freund made it clear on Saturday that the Frenchman could also stay in place.
“The current tendency is for Mathys Tel to stay,” said Freund, by Sky Sport Deutschland. “We are not in concrete negotiations with a club. If something else happens, we will talk to him.”
Tel came to Bayern for £ 25 million from Rennes when he was only 17, but he has the opportunity to find opportunities to visit Vincent Kompany this season. He only presented one of Bayern's last four league matches, which was completely omitted from the team for Saturday's 4-3 victory over Holstein Kiel.
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