Noni Madueke will undergo a medical on Monday in Arsenal prior to his £ 52 million switch from Chelsea.
The Gunners also seem to see a movement for the Ebereechi Eze of Crystal Palace as their next target.
Arsenal and Chelsea agree on the transfer of the 23-year-old Madueke, with a £ 52 million deal that is almost completed for the broad man.
Personal conditions about a deal of five years are already present.
The International in England trained on Thursday morning with its Bluesteammates in New York prior to their club World Cup last victory against Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday.
Madueke was a fixture for Chelsea last season, including playing the entire final of the Conference League they won against Real Betis.
The Gunners are looking for their attacking options this transfer window, with a step to sign Victor Gyokeres Close.
The clubs are now almost agreement on a deal with a first £ 55 million, with another £ 7.4 million in add-ons, while Gyokees has agreed a five-year contract.
Arsenal was also looking for a winger – it is clear that their preference was a left -sided broad man, but someone who can play on both sides, such as Madueke, was also an option.
The Gunners then approached the player and there were no obstacles in terms of personal conditions and the negotiations with Chelsea also went smoothly.
Madueke is left – foot and prefers to play on the right – a position taken by Bukayo Saka in Arsenal.
But he is also able to play links and recently presented the blues there.
He will probably compete with people like Gabriel Martinelli for a starting point in the Arsenal team next season.
Chelsea -Baas Enzo Maresca has acknowledged that Madueke is on his way to the exit.
“Noni is in contact with a new club,” said Maresca. “I think he will leave in the coming hours.
“I said in one of the last press conferences that at the end, if players want to leave at the end, it is difficult for the club and for the manager.
'Noni decided to leave, nobody told Noni that he had to leave. If he is happy, we are happy. '
If Madueke's movement goes through without complication, he would be the fourth player who joins Arsenal this summer – and second of Chelsea.
Goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga has already moved by a £ 5 million deal, while former Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard and former Reale Sociedad-Man Martin Zubimendi joined the Emirates.
With Madueke who wants to follow the example, Arsenal also has eyes for another attacking man in Palace's Eze.