Arsenal summer transfer target Victor Roque is reportedly open to a move in England. Hence, it looks like he is open to a move to a Premier League club.
Chelsea are also monitoring the situation of the exciting Brazilian. However, Barcelona continue to lead the race for his signature.
ARSENAL AND VICTOR ROQUE TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal summer transfer target Victor Roque is open to a move to the Premier League. Hence, the Gunners are now alert to the possible situation. Chelsea are also closely monitoring his situation. Hence, it looks like the Brazilian youngster will certainly leave Atheltico Paranaense in the next summer transfer window.
A report also claims that the Arsenal representatives met with the father of Victor Roque in London. Hence, the Gunners are certainly doing their best to make the initial steps for his signing. Although, they have not yet made a bid for him. Although, a number of reports also claim that the Gunners are waiting for Barcelona to drop out of the race.
BARCELONA ARE LEADING THE RACE FOR HIS SIGNATURE
According to reports, Barcelona continue to lead the race for his signature in the next summer transfer window. Therefore, Arsenal are waiting on the situation. They are waiting for the La Liga giants to drop out of the race because of their financial problems. However, the La Liga giants are trying their best to try signing him in the next summer transfer window.
Although, Arsenal are also backing themselves to fight for the signature. This is because they have signed Gabriel Martinelli, Pablo Mari and Marquinhos from the Brazilian market. Hence, the Gunners especially Sporting director Edu Gaspar has good contacts in the Brazil market. However, they are also aware that Roque dreams of a move to Barcelona.
Although, if he wants to move to England, Arsenal will certainly make a bid for him in the next summer transfer window. The Gunners under Mikel Arteta have the lowest average age of the squad. Therefore, Roque has more chances with the Gunners to make it into the first team.
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