Berta when Arsenal trade is “completed”

Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is reportedly waiting for the green light from Kroenkes to seal his first major signing at the club and reach a deal with the player described as “complete.”

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal transfer plan for PSG

On Wednesday night, Mikel Arteta clashed with Crystal Palace’s Premier League, and now it can focus on the first leg of the Champions League semi-final against PSG next Tuesday.

The Gunners face the French champion in a coveted European encounter that has the ability to make or break Arsenal’s season, and Arteta’s side now has six days to prepare for the most critical game of the season so far.

Arteta’s thoughts will only be how to make Luis Enrique’s PSG better, he impressed both at home and in Europe, but he will almost comfort Aston Villa from the previous round.

Off the court, Berta and Co have already made transfer plans next season.

Arsenal is believed to be the second choice of goalkeeper, defender, midfielder, left wing, right wing and forward (Giwimsport) market in the market. They can report that they can bring in two midfielders, Newcastle star Bruno Guimaraes, a link.

However, it has since been revealed that North Londoners can expand Thomas Partey’s contract after the impressive finale of the campaign.

It is unclear how this will affect their continued attempts to sign true Sociedad star Martin Zubimendi, but given that Jorginho still has the possibility of leaving Emirates, Arteta still needs reinforcements for the computer room.

Arsenal has been negotiating the signing of Zubimendi for several months and is confident that the Spanish international will eventually arrive at his childhood club for the Premier League, and he refused to transfer to Liverpool a year later.

Arsenal agrees to Martin Zubimendi

According to journalist Juan Castro in a Marca column (via sports witness), Arsenal’s deal against Zubimendi actually seemed to be “completed”.

But despite the deal, there are some things that persist, one of which is the owners of Arsenal – Josh and Stan Kroenke. Berta is believed to be waiting for the club’s board members to sanction Zubimendi for payment of the £51m issue terms, while Real Madrid can still board a late hijacking.

If Kroenkes refuses green lights, then Los Blancos will also pose some threat in the background, even if it is still unlikely to pose a threat at this stage, and in a very far direction.

Zubimendi will be an excellent capture for Arteta and is described as the “perfect” midfielder for Arsenal, so supporters hope that Kroenkes will eventually move on.