Arsenal are reportedly planning to announce four new deals in the coming days. The deals include the signings of Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice.
They also include the contract extensions of William Saliba and Reiss Nelson. Hence, it looks like the Gunners will have big news coming in.
ARSENAL PLANNING TO ANNOUNCE CONTRACT EXTENSIONS AND NEW SIGNINGS
According to reports, Arsenal are planning to announce four new deals in the coming days. The Gunners announced the signing of Kai Havertz last week for 65 million. However, it looks like the Gunners are not planning to slow down this summer transfer window. The Premier League giants are also planning to announce two contract extensions and two new signing in the coming days.
Arsenal are planning to announce the signings of Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber. They are also planning to announce the contract extensions of William Saliba and Reiss Nelson. However, the Gunners have to confirm some details before completing the deals. They still have to agree a payment structure for both Timber and Rice.
THE GUNNERS ARE ALSO FOCUSING ON THEIR OUTGOINGS THIS SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW
According to reports, Arsenal are also planning to focus on their outgoings. The Gunners will also have to balance their financial sheets. Hence, the Gunners are also planning outgoings. They have already confirmed the sale of Pablo Mari to Monza after they survived relegation. Whereas, Gunners remain open to selling Kieran Tierney , Cedric and Albert-Sambi-Lokonga.
Arsenal are also negotiating the sales of Granit Xhaka to Bayer Leverkusen. A report claims that the Gunners are finalising his 12.5 million sale to the Bundesliga side. Whereas, the Gunners are also open to selling Thomas Partey. The Ghana midfielder is reportedly subject of attention of Juventus and multiple Saudi clubs. However, he and the Gunners will make their final decision in the coming days.
Arsenal have made one thing clear under Mikel Arteta that they will sell players to buy more high quality players. The Gunners in recent seasons failed to create competition in the squad under the management of Wenger and Unai Emery.
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