TODAY DONE DEALS: Personal terms agreed, Medical set for player, Announcement of player to be done this week,CONFIRMED by Fabriazo Romana

Arsenal transfer news: Catch all the biggest Arsenal transfer headlines, including updates on Jurrien Timber, Moises Caicedo and Declan Rice

Timber’s move to Arsenal is edging close

Here is your Arsenal transfer ropubdup

Timber deal on ‘verge’

Arsenal are reportedly on the verge of signing Ajax defender Jurrien Timber. Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg has confirmed that Arsenal are on the ‘verge’ of completing the signing of Timber and a verbal agreement has been reached between the two sides.

The journalist has claimed the agreement is expected to see the north Londoners pay between €40m-€45m (£34.4m-£38.7m) plus bonus payments.

Caicedo price tag

Arsenal have been informed how much it could cost to sign Moises Caicedo this summer. According to CBS Sports, Chelsea will make a ‘big push’ to sign Caicedo, who is keen on a move to Stamford Bridge. The report states that a deal worth £80million, plus £10million in add-ons, ‘appears possible’.

CBS Sports outline that those close to Caicedo insist that their client shouldn’t be going for anything more than what Real Madrid paid for Aurelien Tchouameni (£86million). Ironically, the France international could be on the move himself this summer.

Gunners skipper Martin Odegaard has told Mikel Arteta exactly how he can sign priority transfer target Declan Rice this summer. In the coming days, or weeks, Rice will have a huge decision to make over where he will play throughout the prime years of his career.

READ MORE: Mikel Arteta and Edu face £42.9m Arsenal transfer decision with deadline set to reveal fast

And speaking in February earlier this year, Odegaard explained the influence on the Spaniard. He said: “I spoke to Mikel Arteta on a Zoom call and he told me all about the project. At the time, they were way down like 15th in the table, but that meeting, honestly, I challenge anyone to come away from a meeting with Arteta and not believe everything he tells you.

Medicals schedule and announcement to be done this week

kai Havertz is also now set to have his medicals very soon and his announcement to be done very soon.Announcement of player would be done this week as confirmed by Romana

Arsenal transfer news: Catch all the biggest Arsenal transfer headlines, including updates on Jurrien Timber, Moises Caicedo and Declan Rice

Timber’s move to Arsenal is edging close

Here is your Arsenal transfer roundup on Sunday, June 25.

Timber deal on ‘verge’

Arsenal are reportedly on the verge of signing Ajax defender Jurrien Timber. Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg has confirmed that Arsenal are on the ‘verge’ of completing the signing of Timber and a verbal agreement has been reached between the two sides.

The journalist has claimed the agreement is expected to see the north Londoners pay between €40m-€45m (£34.4m-£38.7m) plus bonus payments.

Caicedo price tag

Arsenal have been informed how much it could cost to sign Moises Caicedo this summer. According to CBS Sports, Chelsea will make a ‘big push’ to sign Caicedo, who is keen on a move to Stamford Bridge. The report states that a deal worth £80million, plus £10million in add-ons, ‘appears possible’.

CBS Sports outline that those close to Caicedo insist that their client shouldn’t be going for anything more than what Real Madrid paid for Aurelien Tchouameni (£86million). Ironically, the France international could be on the move himself this summer.

Gunners skipper Martin Odegaard has told Mikel Arteta exactly how he can sign priority transfer target Declan Rice this summer. In the coming days, or weeks, Rice will have a huge decision to make over where he will play throughout the prime years of his career.

READ MORE: Mikel Arteta and Edu face £42.9m Arsenal transfer decision with deadline set to reveal fates

And speaking in February earlier this year, Odegaard explained the influence on the Spaniard. He said: “I spoke to Mikel Arteta on a Zoom call and he told me all about the project. At the time, they were way down like 15th in the table, but that meeting, honestly, I challenge anyone to come away from a meeting with Arteta and not believe everything he tells you.

Arsenal transfer news: Catch all the biggest Arsenal transfer headlines, including updates on Jurrien Timber, Moises Caicedo and Declan Rice

Timber’s move to Arsenal is edging close

Here is your Arsenal transfer roundup on Sunday, June 25.

Timber deal on ‘verge’

Arsenal are reportedly on the verge of signing Ajax defender Jurrien Timber. Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg has confirmed that Arsenal are on the ‘verge’ of completing the signing of Timber and a verbal agreement has been reached between the two sides.

The journalist has claimed the agreement is expected to see the north Londoners pay between €40m-€45m (£34.4m-£38.7m) plus bonus payments.

Caicedo price tag

Arsenal have been informed how much it could cost to sign Moises Caicedo this summer. According to CBS Sports, Chelsea will make a ‘big push’ to sign Caicedo, who is keen on a move to Stamford Bridge. The report states that a deal worth £80million, plus £10million in add-ons, ‘appears possible’.

CBS Sports outline that those close to Caicedo insist that their client shouldn’t be going for anything more than what Real Madrid paid for Aurelien Tchouameni (£86million). Ironically, the France international could be on the move himself this summer.

Gunners skipper Martin Odegaard has told Mikel Arteta exactly how he can sign priority transfer target Declan Rice this summer. In the coming days, or weeks, Rice will have a huge decision to make over where he will play throughout the prime years of his career.

READ MORE: Mikel Arteta and Edu face £42.9m Arsenal transfer decision with deadline set to reveal fates

And speaking in February earlier this year, Odegaard explained the influence on the Spaniard. He said: “I spoke to Mikel Arteta on a Zoom call and he told me all about the project. At the time, they were way down like 15th in the table, but that meeting, honestly, I challenge anyone to come away from a meeting with Arteta and not believe everything he tells you.

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