Arsenal are reportedly showing interest in signing Kyle Walker Peters in the next summer. He is also a former Tottenham player.
The Gunners are not the only ones monitoring his situation for the next summer. Manchester United are also monitoring his situation.
ARSENAL AND KYLE WALKER PETERS TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal want to sign Kyle Walker Peters in the next summer transfer window. The report also claims that Southampton are open to selling him. This is after their relegation confirmed today after the 2-0 loss against Fulham. Southampton see him as one of the high saleable assets. They will have to balance their financial books.
Hence, Arsenal have a golden chance of securing his signature for his lower fee. The report also claims that Southampton were asking 25 million for him. However, after relegation, they are likely to demand a fee of 10-15 million to get his wage off their financial books. Although, unfortunately for the Gunners, they are not the only ones interested in his signature.
MANCHESTER UNITED ARE ALSO MONITORING HIS SITUATION
The report also claims that Manchester United are ready to give competition to Arsenal. They are also monitoring the former Tottenham right-back. The Red Devils want to sign a right-back in the next summer transfer window. This is due to the uncertain future of Aaron Wan-Bissaka. Hence, Kyle Walker Peters is one of the options for them on the list.
Manchester United will certainly have his name high on the list. This is due to his age and his lower price tag. The Red Devils want to spend a big chunk of their summer budget on a marquee striker. Whereas , Arsenal want to spend on a marquee midfielder in the next summer transfer window. Hence, a player like Kyle Walker-Peters is the perfect option for them.
Kyle Walker Peters will also provide Arsenal and Manchester United good squad depth for their participation in the Champions League. He is also a home-grown option. Hence, Southampton have also a chance to get a more high fee than 15 million for his signature.
Follow us on Twitter to get regular football updates.
