Arsenal has been large editions in the summer transfer window and they have now agreed another deal after completing a £ 67.5 million swoop to bring Ebereechi Eze on Saturday
Arsenal is ready to sign the 16-year-old prodigy of Shamrock Rovers, Victor Ozhianvuna, in a deal that the midfielder will someday make the most expensive League of Ireland player.
The Gunners have now broken the barrier of £ 260 million with their expenditure after the conclusion of a £ 67.5 million deal for Ebereechi Eze van Crystal Palace during the weekend while they continue to attack the transfer market before next week's deadline. The English star follows the will of Martin Zubimendi, Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christian Norgaard, Noni Madueke, Viktor Gyokees and Crithic Mosquera this summer.
Mikel Arteta hinted in the weekend that Arsenal was not necessarily done on the transfer market after returning to the table for Eze, which they considered earlier in the window.
And it has now emerged that Arsenal almost concludes a deal for one of the best young talents in Ireland in Ozhianvuna.
Reports in Ireland claim that the talented teenage will move for a reimbursement of € 2 million (£ 1.73 million): an amount that would make him the largest transfer of Ireland ever, where the £ 1.6 million Tottenham was paid for Mason Melia earlier this year.
Ozhianvuna will sign a pre-contract agreement with Arsenal before he was officially connected in January 2027, when he was officially connected for 18 years.
Arsenal's upcoming conquest of Ozhianvuna only a few days after the 15-year-old Max Dowman kept an eye on his Premier League debut with a dazzling cameo display in the 5-0 victory of Saturday evening over Leeds, who won a late penalty.
“This is what we see in training every day, Arteta said after Downman's game.” There is a child who has zero hesitation. He is so convinced that he can go at the age of 15 and that can deliver, which I have never seen in my life. And for us it brings joy, it brings emotion and something else that makes our jobs so great. “