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With Arsenal's budget? Never going to happen.
It would be a good signing, Zaha is a match winner, perhaps they will offer a player Welbeck?
Welbeck is out of contract at Arsenal, so they won't get anything for him, unfortunately. Arsenal sure need a player like Zaha though. He's also an Arsenal supporter!
With Welbeck injury record will be interesting to see who signs him.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/football/48784655
Welcome to United Wan-Bissaka
Looks like Rabiot is going to Juve, Juve are doing great business this window
I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up in Everton, like Walcott did. Maybe even Palace?
AWB is a good signing for United. It will be interesting who else they manage to bring in before the season. As for Juve, they've done really well so far this transfer window. Ramsey on a free (still hurts!), and now possibly Rabiot. I think he was on the radar for Arsenal as well, but who wouldn't go to Juve instead.
That kit sure is, Mesut. What do you think about the Adidas kits, @barryt007?
It's 'interesting' I would say.
Good to have Adidas back though,and nice to know they still have faith in the Gooners,fingers crossed they can inject a bit more money into the club for transfers,Torg.
It's quite the sponsor deal this one, I believe, so it might generate some MUCH NEEDED funds.
Fingers crossed !!
OMG! Has Rami Maleks villainous brother infiltrated Arsenal?
I honestly can't see how they can find someone that goes straight into that team and strengthens it with the rumoured budget…
Yes, his name is Mesut Ö. Malek!
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The Ornacle has spoken. Not just your regular transfer window rumour then.
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Oh,and that £40m offer (to be paid in 5 instalments !!!) is a disgusting offer,i can only think it's a plan to destabilize Zaha's relationship with Palace.
I agree...its a dangerous game Arsenal are playing.
I wonder if Gabriel Martinelli (who's actually Brazilian, but holds a dual citizenship I think) can play as a winger?
Re. the Zaha offer, that's the Arsenal I know! Low initial offers that leads to nothing after lengthy talks with the players club. Happens EVERY DAMN TRANSFER WINDOW…
I know it does....*shakes head in despair AGAIN *.
There's a brilliant Twitter account you should check out, which is brilliantly funny, yet painfully accurate re. the state of things at Arsenal:
They would be mad to accept anything under the 80M if i'm honest.
It's spiralling out of control tbh.
What a waste of money....wow,stinks of desperation.
the whole current team is a waste of money. 90m is cheap in comparison.
Atm I would say both,and maybe add Chelski into the mix soon.
I just listened to the most recent Arsecast episode. One of the hosts predicted that by July 1st next year, either Patrick Vieira or Freddie Ljungberg will be the manager of Arsenal.
This may seem unlikely when hearing it, but:
- Emery is only under contract for two seasons, and if Arsenal fail to manage top four this season they wont be able to sign a top manager (nor top players for that matter), making them have to consider other options.
- Edu Gaspar – who as we all know played for Arsenal, is likely to become Arsenal's technical director. Add to that the fact that Freddie Ljungberg has been promoted from the U23's into Emery's coaching staff. Is this something Emery has suggested, or is this an appointment made above Emery?
- If Arsenal are to sign a new manager and a top name is out of reach, the board might find that the best way to please the fans somewhat, is to look to former club legends. I'm not saying this is necessarily the right way to do it, but I could definitely see it happen. Remember that Mikel Arteta (also formerly of Arsenal – now assistant coach under Pep at City) was expected to be the name announced as the next Arsenal manager last year.