Arsenal transfer target Moussa Diaby wants to leave Bayer Leverkusen in the next summer. The Bundesliga club are also open to selling him for the right price.
This is also because of the interest of multiple clubs for his signature. Hence, the French winger will try to push for an exit.
ARSENAL AND MOUSSA DIABY TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal transfer target Moussa Diaby wants to leave Bayer Leverkusen in the next summer. The club are also open to selling him for the right price. Hence, it looks like the Gunners will try again for his signature. They also tried to sign him in the last summer and January transfer window. However, Leverkusen refused to sell at any price.
Although, it looks like the Bundesliga team are open to negotiate a deal for the French winger. However, Leverkusen will try to make maximum profit from the sale of their star player. A report also claims that Arsenal are in contact with Leverkusen over a deal. The players is also open to the move. However, many other top clubs are also in the race for his signature.
NEWCASTLE UNITED ARE ALSO IN THE RACE FOR HIS SIGNATURE
According to reports, Newcastle United are also interested in signing Moussa Diaby. They also tried to sign him in the last summer and January like Arsenal. However, the magpies failed with their 55 million bid. This clearly shows that Bayer Leverkusen were desperate to keep him at the club this season. This decision of keeping him has also worked.
The Arsenal transfer target has done well under Real Madrid legend and current Leverkusen manager Xabi Alonso. His contributions has also helped the club in the 6th position. They were in the relegation battle at the start of the season before Alonso took over as the manager. Bayer Leverkusen have also won all of their last five matches.
Hence, Moussa Diaby has also played his role. He has scored 9 goals and provided 6 assists in the Bundesliga this season. Hence, this stats clearly show that Arsenal and Newcastle United believe that Diaby can take their respective sides to the next level.
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