£56m star ‘London’ with new Arsenal signature ‘completed’

Trusted transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano said Arsenal has started the summer transfer window with key businesses as manager Mikel Arteta is ready to welcome his latest team member to the N5.

The North Londoner hopes to express his intentions in the coming months after missing Liverpool’s Premier League title last season and watch with all his heart at new sporting director Andrea Berta.

Berta’s long record at former clubs at the former Madrid club eventually convinced Arsenal to replace Edu Gaspar with the Italian three months ago, and has since been busy pursuing much-needed additions to spin many plates on Emirates.

Their search for new forwards has already dominated the headlines, with Berta providing action for Sporting CP’s Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko as he hopes to provide the best deal for much-needed centers.

According to Sky Germany’s Florian Plettenberg, Arsenal also held “number of negotiations” and goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga is also preparing to join the North Londoner as David Raya’s new erudition replaces Neto.

But before all of these activities began, Arsenal began to make a deal for real social midfielder Martin Zubimendi.

Negotiations have been in advanced stages since January, with the BBC and other reliable media noting last month that the 26-year-old’s health care service was arranged.

Since Zubimendi’s secret comments about his future, these whispers have been combined with social president Jokin Aperribay to deny advances in transfers, which has really made Stoke worried that Real Madrid could hijack Arsenal’s deal.

Those concerns were quickly subsided by more credible reports that Arsenal planned to reach a deal for Zubimendi, while Romano shared more good news about the matter in the last 24-hour update.

Martin Zubimendi

The reporter said on X that Arsenal has now “completed” all the necessary paperwork with London’s Zubimendi, and it’s all signed.

The Spanish international costs up to £56 million, slightly above his release terms, while Beta agreed to pay the added installment payments.

Thomas Partey is reportedly likely to leave Arsenal after a new contract negotiation breaks out, while Jorginho also joined Flamengo earlier this month, a very welcome boost from Arteta.

Zubimendi, one of La Liga’s best midfielders in recent years, has finally ended his stay in junior club society as he moved his long-awaited Premier League to the Premier League after a year after he refused to move to Liverpool.

“Zubimendi is an extraordinary defensive midfielder,” said former Barcelona boss Xavi during Arsenal’s latest signing. “He understands that we like models at Barcelona, ​​and he dominates without the ball.”