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Arsenal were one of the busiest Premier League clubs on transfer deadline day, with two players coming in through the door and three leaving.
Neto and R🐼aheem Sterling sealed loan moves to the Gunn♒ers on Friday, while Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah and Reiss Nelson left the Emirates Stadium, either permanently or on loan.
Some of Arsenal’s deals were complete🐻d after the 11pm deadline, as they submitte🐻d deal sheets in time, which gave them two more hours to get the signings over the line.
Brazil goalkeeper Neto and England winger Sterling joined the Gunners from Bournemouth and Chelsea respectively.
Meanwhile, 🍌Ramsdale has joined Southampton permanently, while Nketiah is now o♔n Crystal Palace’s books and Nelson has linked up with Fulham on loan.
Edu has spoken about the reasoning behind the signings he pushed for Arsenal for make. After speaking about Sterling, he explained why he wanted Neto at N5.
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Neto’s Premier League experience key for Arsenal and Edu
Edu says Neto’s considerable experience at Premier League and Champions League level, as well asꦆ his leadership skills as Bou𓆏rnemouth’s captain, all played a big part.
The director told the : “S☂o when you see the goalkeeper unit, we planned to have someone with experience there.
“Because if you see now David Raya is now our number one in that situation, Neto can come with that experi🐭ence of the Premier League.
“He was th✤e captai💃n of Bournemouth and he has different experience outside of here as well, in the Champions League.
“A🌺nd also we have a third goa🍸lkeeper who’s come to the academy we’ve just bought [Tommy Setford].
“So I think the group of the goalkeepers, to have David, to have someone with experience in front of the academy, ma🐷kes a lot of sense as well.
“So we are so confident to have Neto here,🃏 I’ve known 𝕴him quite well for a long time and he can add a lot to the squad.”
What has Neto said about Arsenal move?
Neto told t🃏he : “I’m rꦗealising a dream in my life, a dream come true, and I’m really, really happy.
“I had two dreams as a kid to play for a football team. It ꦍwas my team in Brazil, where I grew up and became a professional footballer, and also Arsenal. And now I’m realising it! I’m a really lucky person.
“To all the supporters of Arsenal, I’d just like to say I’m one m𒆙ore fan here. My dream has come true, I’m♛ really happy. Depend on me, I’ll give more than 100% to give everything for Arsenal.”
What next for Arsenal?
Arsenal’s whirlwind weeℱkend continues as they contest the Premier League’s first game of the weekend, hosting Brighton & Hove Albion in Saturday’s 12:30pm kick-off.
BBC Sport pundit Chris Sutton has shared his p🅷redictions for 🧸the encounter at the Emirates Stadium.