Arsenal has performed things on the transfer market in recent weeks and has now been concluded with a fourth summer signature after closing a deal for Chelsea -wing player Noni Madueke
Andrea Berta is determined to reach for your money in his first summer transfer window as sports director of Arsenal, while the club closes a £ 55 million deal for Noni Madueke.
The Gunners have performed their activity on the transfer market in recent weeks and deals for Kepa Arrizabalaga, Martin Zubimendi and Christian Norgaard, who was unveiled on Thursday. And the expenditure will not stop there with conversations that are already taking place about further signing sessions.
A blockbuster deal for Viktor Gyokeres is still in the making, despite claims from Portugal that conversations were about to collapse.
And Arsenal are now a step closer to a deal for Madueke, 23, after reaching an agreement in principle with Chelsea for the English star.
Madueke will offer depth in the broad areas of the Arsenal attack and has been chased for some high -profile names, including Rodrygo, Nico Williams and Morgan Rogers.
A new report from the Times outlines that all three of those players would have cost considerably more than Madueke, where Arsenal still wants a new No. 9 and Ebereechi Eze from Crystal Palace.
Moreover, Berta's position in the transfer market is clear: he does not want to pay too much when it comes to transfer costs or wages.
The former Genoa and Atletico Madrid Chef would believe that he can sign good players for about the £ 65 million, with a deal for Madueke who comes comfortably under that amount. The player has already agreed personal conditions for a deal of five years.
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It is still to be seen whether that attitude will see Arsenal continue to follow a deal for Gyokees; Berta himself traveled to Portugal for face-to-face conversations last week, but a Gunners delegation returned to London without a deal.
From sport, a guaranteed £ 69 million would like for their star striker, which will probably not return to training for the season on Friday after he made it clear that he wants.
Gyokeres, 27, scored a remarkable 54 goals last season and will be able to reach the new look attack by Arsenal as a compromise in the coming days with sport on a financial package.
Arsenal also considered signing Benjamin Sesko this summer in their search for a new No. 9, while Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa was also a target, both this summer and in January.