“He’ll look at Manchester City and think ‘I’m not going to start.’ They have Erling Haaland, Julian Alvarez, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish and Riyad Mahrez.
“He might look at him and think ‘He might not be a guaranteed starter’, but at Arsenal he is.
“I think it’s child’s play to sign a new contract with Arsenal.”
Mikel Arteta is building something special at the Emirates, there is no doubt about that and honestly, keeping the most exciting players at the club should be a priority, whatever the cost.
Saka will probably accept that new contract: she loves it Arsenal, so we are sure that Arsenal are closing a new contract for the striker.
However, if a huge club calls and offers an incredible amount of money, your head may spin.
Arsenal still want Danilo
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano opened up and said Arsenal were still interested in trying to sign Palmeiras star Danilo.
Arsenal have started the season well this season, but adding a few more players to the squad will improve their chances of returning to the Champions League and adding another trophy to their trophy cabinet:
This has led to media reports in recent weeks that ArsenalFC are ready to offer Danilo nearly £150,000 a week to move to the Emirates during the January transfer window.
Danilo was a key part of the Palmeiras squad that won the Brazilian league title last season, scoring seven goals and providing four assists, and is a player Gunners fans got to watch at the World Cup in Qatar.
Recent reports have suggested Arsenal’s interest in the player has waned in recent weeks as they look for other targets, but according to Romano, the Gunners are still interested in the Brazilian star.
Roman said GiveMeSport: “There are many names on the list, including Danilo from Palmeiras, a player they’ve been following for some time, but at the moment there’s nothing advanced yet.”
Danilo recently opened the door to a possible move to the Emirates after revealing he is set to move to the Premier League. When asked about a possible January move to Arsenal or elsewhere, Danilo said Sport UOL: ‘I see myself mature enough to be able to play in any competition in the world, I’m ready’.
He continued: ‘I prefer not to get involved in these transfer issues.
“I told my manager to only talk to me if it’s the right thing to do. Then we sit down and talk to the Palmeiras and decide what’s best for everyone.
Danilo also revealed that he has already built up a good relationship with two Arsenal players, Gabriel Martinelli and Gabriel Jesus, adding: ‘The call-up didn’t hurt me. Being up there with the best players in the world, players that I’m a fan of, really helped.
‘It was a very positive experience. I made friends and learned a lot. I also approached Martinelli, Gabriel Jesus and Dani Alves.’
Edu has clearly done his research on the boy and is impressed with what he’s seen, so we wouldn’t be surprised to see him move to London in the January window.
And he can be a very exciting signing for the Gunners, that’s for sure.
Moukoko impulse
the agent of Borussia Dortmund Forward Youssoufa Moukoko delivered Arsenal a possible transfer impulse
Moukoko has been on Dortmund’s books since 2016 and has broken into the first team.
He is one of the most exciting talents in the Bundesliga at the moment and there is a lot of speculation that several Premier League clubs are looking to finalize a transfer deal.
Mikel Arteta knows he needs to start adding some fresh meat to that attack of his and is scouring Europe for players he can bring in and give. Arsenal a massive push.
And with the striker’s contract due to expire at the end of the season, it has been said that the Gunners are keenly interested in a deal to try and sign the talented youngster.
But some reports claimed that he has been offered a big deal to stay at Dortmund as they don’t want to lose the player, but his agent has now clarified the situation.
I can confirm that we are not about to conclude a contract extension with Borussia Dortmund. agent Patrick Williams told Sky Germany via soccer london.
“I can also assure you that the numbers circulating are simply not correct and Youssoufa has never been offered so much.
“But we’re still in contact with Dortmund and we’ll see what the next few days bring.”
The boy has a great future in football and if he convinces at the World Cup as many expect, there will be more interest.
His contract is about to expire and it’s easy to see why so many clubs are interested, but for the sake of his career, does he really need to leave Dortmund at this stage in his career?
