A highly successful transfer from Arsenal has overcome all obstacles, while a second deal could be in the works after a new suitor emerged, according to reports.
With your humble eighth place in mind, Arsenal They are aiming to make a statement at the transfer window this summer. The deals to bring rising stars Albert Sambi Lokonga and Nuno Tavares to the first team have now been completed, although a guaranteed starter has now been secured.
The Gunners have remained steadfast in their pursuit of Brighton’s center midfielder Ben White, despite repeated setbacks.
The Seagulls reportedly turned down Arsenal’s first two offers, but their resolve has finally been broken.
According to trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano, an agreement to bring White to north London is “confirmed and completed.”
The 23-year-old will join for £ 50 million with the necessary paperwork and an agreement on personal terms, both completed.
White was revealed on Sunday to be reserved for a doctor on Wednesday. The center-back was reportedly present at the club’s training ground today and has apparently gone through the procedure without a hitch.
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White’s arrival will bring the club’s summer payout to more than £ 70 million upon completion. To help balance the books and ensure more additions can be made, various exits have been touted.
One player who has been told that he will be leaving for some time is Lucas Torreira.
The Uruguayan midfielder had been strongly linked to a return to Serie A with Lazio. However, as with Granit Xhaka’s departure for Rome, news of a breakthrough has since been muted.
Now, Football London reveals that Lazio’s Italian team, Fiorentina, has entered the scene.
Citing the Italian media Corriere dello Sport, they reveal that La Viola is ‘interested’ in buying the 25-year-old.
Although it is evident that an agreement is being discussed in its infancy, it is speculated that an approach could be made within the next fifteen days.
Arsenal was understood to be looking for around € 20 million for the floating star, although it would be open to accept money in installments.
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