Arsenal are reportedly in the race for the signature of James Maddison in the next summer. Leicester City are also open to sell him for the right price.
The player also does not want to stay with the Foxes after their relegation this season. However, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur are also in the race.
ARSENAL AND JAMES MADDISON TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal want to sign James Maddison in the next summer transfer window. The attacking midfielder also wants to leave the Foxes in the next summer. This is after Leicester City suffered relegation this season after results did not go their way on the last day. Hence, the Foxes are also ready to sell him for the right price.
A report also claims that Arsenal will have to pay over 40 million for the services of James Maddison. However, personal terms should not be a problem for the Gunners. The midfielder is also open to the move for the next season. However, the Gunners face the competition of Tottenham and Newcastle United for his signature.
NEWCASTLE UNITED AND TOTTENHAM ALSO HAVE LONG-TERM INTEREST IN THE PLAYER
The report also claims that along with Arsenal, Tottenham and Newcastle United also have long-term interest in the player. Newcastle are so interested in Maddison that they will make a bid early on in the next summer transfer window. However, they want assurances that Maddison is fully committed to the long-term project of the Magpies under the Saudi owners.
Tottenham Hotspur also have strong interest in signing James Maddison. However, a bid will be made after the decision on their manager and sporting director. Therefore, Arsenal can certainly overtake Tottenham in the race for his signature. However, there is one problem for the Gunners. The player prefers a move to Tottenham in the next summer.
However, he also needs to take notice that Arsenal and Newcastle United can offer him Champions League football. Whereas, Tottenham will not have any European football next season. The future of star striker Harry Kane is also in doubt.
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