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‘Unbelievable’ Arsenal player has agreed contract and personal terms as he gets ready to leave
Arsenal look like they are getting more business done in the final week of the window and one player has now agreed personal terms to leave.
The Gunners have made some money this summer with the sale of Emile Smith Rowe being the headline.
However, Arsenal aren’t stopping there and a number of other players could also leave.
Aaron Ramsdale has been linked with a move away, while striker Eddie Nketiah is looking for a move away after a move to Nottingham Forest fell through.
Nketiah is thought to be of interest to Crystal Palace and according to Fabrizio Romano, the deal for Nketiah to join Palace has now advanced to the point of terms being agreed.
Eddie Nketiah agrees contract with Crystal Palace
Taking to X to provide an update on the situation with Nketiah, Arsenal and Palace, Romano has said that everything on the player side is now sorted.
All that is left is for Arsenal to agree to a deal with Palace, which is expected to be done around the £30m mark.
Nketiah will be hoping to be the main striker under Oliver Glasner and with Palace seemingly on the rise, Nketiah will fancy his chances of success.
Labelled as an ‘‘ forward, Nketiah has been looking for a move all summer.
Nketiah can thrive in exciting Palace side
There’s been a real shift in the narrative around Palace since they brought Glasner in and that will be part of the attraction for Nketiah here.
Of course, his move to Forest fell through so there’s an air of needs must.
But still, Nketiah is likely to do well at Palace and the chance to stay in London could also mean he is less unsettled than he might had been moving north.
The Eagles have some exciting players on the books right now and if the likes of Ebere Eze and Adam Wharton can produce, then Nketiah should get plenty of goals.