Arsenal will hold fresh talks with Leeds United this week as they continue their pursuit of Brazilian winger Raphinha. The Gunners have already had one bid for the 25-year old turned down, but that has
Chelsea could be ready to hijack Arsenal’s attempts to sign Leeds United winger Raphinha. The Gunners have already had one offer for the 25 year old rejected, with the mount bid described as well below
Arsenal are reported to be closing in on a deal for Leeds United winger Raphinha. The Brazilian was the top scorer for Leeds United last season, providing 11 goals in 35 games which helped keep
Arsenal are interested in signing Austrian midfielder Florian Grillitsch who will be available on a tree transfer this summer. He is currently playing for Bundesliga side Hoffenheim, but bis deal ends in June, meaning that
Both Leeds United and Brighton want to sign Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah. The 22-year old striker is coming to the end of his current contract and will be available as a free agent in the
Leeds United winger Raphinha is being tracked by Chelsea. The Brazilian was linked with a host of clubs in January, including Liverpool West Ham United and Bayern Munich, but in the end, remained at Elland
Both Chelsea and Arsenal are tracking Feyenoord star Orkun Kökçu. The Turkish international has come to the forefront this season, both for club and country, scoring 5 goals and providing six assists in 33 appearances
The number of clubs interested in signing Eddie Nketiah is steadily growing. Leeds United, West Ham United and Crystal Palace have been joined by Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Monchengladbach in enquiring about his situation. The
Everton are set to compete to sign former player Ross Barkley with Premier League rivals Leeds United and Newcastle United. The 27-year old is very much on the fringes at Stamford Bridge, although he did
Arsenal are scouring Brazilian striker Arthur Cabral who currently plays for Swiss club FC Basel. But they face heavy competition for the 23-year old, with Spurs, Everton, Leeds United and Brighton among the clubs who