#Arsenal are waiting for #Newcastle’s answer to their bid (€90M) for #BrunoGuimaraes, who has a total agreement with #AFC for a contract until 2031. #Gunners are confident to reach an agreement with #NUFC to finalize the deal in the next days. #transfers
You've signed Lacroix
You've signed Henderson
You've signed Welbeck
You've signed Morgan Rogers
You've signed Palestra
You've signed Barco
You've signed Emegha
You've signed Quenda
You've signed Satpaev
You've signed Denner
That's a starting 11 and I'm sure you guys aren't done yet. More are coming. No issues.
You have only the league and domestic titles to fight for, that means you're basically not gonna be leaving England all season, just like united did last season.
I'm pleading, make sure you compete this season. Don't start being shameless by becoming a Doku and city fan come January or February. Have some shame this time around
⚡️Real Madrid interested in Levante striker Carlos Espí, as advanced by @Ramon_AlvarezMM
➕As reported in June (https://t.co/VbMkk9OqU7), Mourinho was keen for the club to sign a '9', but at least one player in the attack would need to leave. Gonzalo is set to join Fulham now
@TheAthleticFC
According to well placed sources, Arsenal will present a package that will total in the region of £80m for Bruno G.
Personal terms agreed.
Eddie Howe was told weeks ago, the club were considering the sale of the talisman.
🚨⚪️⚫️ Cesar Palacios to Fulham, here we go! Deal agreed on both player and club side with Real Madrid.
€10m transfer fee and 30% sell-on clause, as @marca reports.
Real Madrid have matching rights for both Palacios and Gonzalo García.
⚡️Fulham agree deals to sign Gonzalo Garcia for €40million and Cesar Palacios for €10m from Real Madrid, as advanced by @marca
➕The proposals include a 30 per cent sell-on clause for each player
@TheAthleticFC
https://t.co/4QTHT56ycT
Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Magalhaes both back in Arsenal training.
Could feature against Girona on Saturday, but decision will be made nearer the time.
BREAKING NEWS: The Court of Appeal acquits and discharged former MASLOC boss Sedina Tamakloe Ationu, says prosecution could not prove case beyond reasonable doubt