Arsenal is preparing for their Premier League opener against Manchester United in less than fourteen days, but the much-changed team of Mikel Arteta remains connected to new additions
Arsenal stars sharpen their tools while the new season on the Horizon is published with fourteen days before their Premier League campaign starts with a trip to Manchester United.
But the Gunners remain in connection with a deal for Crystal Palace and England star Ebereechi Eze after a hectic summer in North Londs. However, this may require a number of players to leave the club and report reports that five different members of the team of the first team could possibly continue.
Thomas Partey has already left as a free agent, but is now ready to sign a new deal in Spain.
Here are the transfer stories from in and around the Emirates to keep an eye on.
Parey new club
Former Arsenal -midfielder Thomas Partey will become a member of Villarreal this summer after his contract with the Emirates has passed, giving him the freedom to find new.
Pareny wanted to stay in the Champions League and that was an important factor that he chose Villarreal, which ended in Spain in the previous term. The midfielder was associated with movements at clubs in Europe and the Central East throughout the season.
The athletics reported that the ex-athletico man was talking about staying in the Emirates, but no agreement could be reached on the conditions of a deal, despite the two parties who tried it until late in the day.
Five sale
Mikel Arteta was able to say goodbye to five of his team before the end of the transfer window, according to the Daily Mail.
Reiss Nelson is the most likely way to go in the midst of admiring looks from Fulham and his departure would see that the wage account of the Gunners is cut by £ 100,000 a week.
Oleksandr Zinchenko, who earns £ 150,000, is also for sale, while Fabio Vieira is far in the pecking order, but what has aroused interest from West Ham and Albert Sambi Lokonga is another who can leave.
Then there is Leandro Trossard, who wants to sign Arsenal a new contract, but is on a shortlist of goals at Borussia Dortmund.
Sesko Taking care
Arsenal heard “alarm bells” when deciding whether he wanted to pursue a movement for Benjamin Sesko earlier this summer, according to an ESPN report.
After provisional conversations with the Bundesliga outfit, Arsenal Chiefs soon discovered that every deal would be too expensive for the promising attacker for a player who still has to realize his full potential.
The story reported that there were three important reasons for a deal for Sesko who delivered “alarm bells”, including the gigantic fee that Leipzig was to the request, as well as his own personal conditions.
After only having had two seasons in a European top – five competition – where he scored 21 goals in all competitions last season – said sources that the club was on their care about the mental demands that Sesko should endure are the player who led the arsenal attack and whether he could handle control.