Edu has set a significant role in the Mykhaylo Mudryk transfer at £17.8 million. A chance appears in January.
Edu decides on Mudryk.
Edu, Arsenal’s technical director, has taken a significant choice in an attempt to complete a transfer for Mykhaylo Mudryk. the Gunners have achieved a significant breakthrough in their negotiations for the 22-year-old, with a deal with Shakhtar Donetsk now closer than ever.
Arsenal made two proposals for Mudryk, the first being a £55 million package deal, but both were quickly rejected by the Ukrainian club, according to football.london. The latest offer, however, is a big improvement above previous ones, with the cost estimated to be in the range of £75-80 million.
After Following weeks of negotiations, it appears that a deal is nearing completion, according to a recent revelation disclosing what Edu has done to push for the move to be accomplished.
Edu has traveled to Warsaw, where Shakhtar Donetsk is now based, in the hopes of finalizing the terms on the same day Mikel Arteta refused to comment on Mudryk during his news conference.
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After the signing of Mykhaylo Mudryk is finalized, Arsenal will know what their next move in the January window will be. The Gunners are among several clubs interested in Real Valladolid right-back Ivan Fresneda, who is also wanted by Newcastle, Juventus, and Borussia Dortmund.
A tweet from PucelaNews 1928, a Vallodolid-focused account.
Following weeks of negotiations, it appears that a deal is nearing completion, according to a recent revelation disclosing what Edu has done to push for the move to be accomplished.
Edu has traveled to Warsaw, where Shakhtar Donetsk is now based, in the hopes of finalizing the terms on the same day Mikel Arteta refused to comment on Mudryk during his news conference.
After the signing of Mykhaylo Mudryk is finalized, Arsenal will know what their next move in the January window will be. The Gunners are among several clubs interested in Real Valladolid right-back Ivan Fresneda, who is also wanted by Newcastle, Juventus, and Borussia Dortmund.
An update from Vallodolid-focused Twitter user PucelaNews 1928 the 18-year-old wants to join Arsenal as his next club. They further report that the Gunners are interested but have requested patience till they finalize the deal of Mudryk.
Fabrizio Romano recently reported on Fresneda’s future, indicating that the adolescent has yet to make a decision. The young Spaniard has appeared in eight La Liga games this season and his contract with Valladolid expires in June 2025.
Trossard possibility
A significant update on Brighton star Leandro Trossard’s future has finally been disclosed, which appears to foreshadow a January departure from the Seagulls.
The Gunners were keeping an eye on the Belgian international’s position, with Chelsea and Tottenham also showing an interest.
and in response to a new allegation from Roberto De Zerbi.
“Leandro Trossard isn’t on the list for the upcoming game,” he remarked ahead of the match against Liverpool. When he realized he wasn’t going to play in the last game, he left the session without notifying me. I told him I didn’t like his demeanor.”
Trossard’s agent, Josy Comhair, then stated his client’s condition, which went viral on social media and fueled speculation about an impending sale in Trossard’s winter window. Even though Trossard’s contract was recently extended for one year, a cheap move for the 28-year-old could be available, with two parties likely eager to break ties as soon as possible.
Trossard is valued at £17.8 million, making it enticing for Arsenal to pounce on an experienced Premier League player.
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