Arsenal have reportedly agreed a 65 million for Kai Havertz from Chelsea. The Blues are also happy with the sale of the German.
Kai Havertz has also agreed personal terms with the Gunners. Hence, the Gunners could complete the deal till the end of this week.
ARSENAL AND KAI HAVERTZ TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal have agreed a 65 million with Chelsea for Kai Havertz. The report also claims that Chelsea will receive a fix transfer fee of 60 million. Whereas, they will receive 5 million in various add-ons. The German has already agreed personal terms with the Gunners. Bayern Munich also wanted to sign him.
However, the German wanted to continue his career in the Premier League. Hence, he prioritised the move to Arsenal. Gunners manager Mikel Arteta also had positive conversation with the German. Mikel Arteta feels that Kai Havertz could be the key to the Gunners for scoring more goals in the upcoming season. However, this is not the end of summer business for the Gunners.
GUNNERS WILL NOW AGAIN SHIFT THEIR FOCUS ON SIGNING DECLAN RICE
Arsenal will now reportedly prepare a third bid for West Ham midfielder Declan Rice. The Gunners had two bids rejected for the England international. West Ham want a fee upwards of 100 million to sell Declan Rice. The Gunners have already agree personal terms with Declan Rice. Manchester City are also preparing a bid.
However, Declan Rice prefers a move to Arsenal. Arsenal are also negotiating fees for the likes of Jurrien Timber and Romeo Lavia. However, they had their first bid rejected for Timber. Whereas, they are yet to bid for Romeo Lavia. However, they are in advanced negotiations with the agent of Lavia. Therefore, it looks like they will make a bid soon for the Southampton midfielder.
Hence, it looks like Arsenal will secure four signings before the start of pre-season. Mikel Arteta wants squad competition and depth for the upcoming season. They also have to compete well for the Champions League. Hence, new signings will certainly improve the squad.
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