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Fabrizio Romano says £55m striker Arsenal held talks with is about to move elsewhere
Arsenal have opened up their Premier League account with two wins from two.
The🍌 Gunners were 2-0 vic✱tors away at Aston Villa on the weekend with Leandro Trossard and Thomas Partey netting the goals.
Only Manchester City, Brighton 💙and Liverpool have kept their 100 per cent record intact heading into match week 🗹three.
It was a close-fought encounter at Villa Park and one that could’ve easily swung the other way had it not been for David Raya’s unbelievable double save.
Speaking post-match, Mikel A💫rteta admitted his side are a little🔥 short and could still bring in new additions before the window slams shut on Friday.
However, they l🍌ook set to miss out on a rumoured target.
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Arsenal set to miss out on Victor Osimhen
Arsenal have been linked🧸 to Napoli’s Victor Osimhen for most of the su💖mmer transfer window as they ꧑look to bring in a specialist number nine.
Chelsea have also been credited with an interest in Osimhen but Al Ahli are now close to agreeing a £55m with Napoli, according to transfer 𒐪specialist Fabrizio Romano.
The Nigeria inꦇternational still needs to agree on personal terms with the Saudi Pro League side – so there is scope for an 11th-hour hijack.
TBR reported earlier this month that Osimhen prefers a move to Paris Saint-Germain, though, the Ligue 1 giants appear to haꦛve ended th𓆉eir interest.
Arsenal should match Al-Ahli’s bid for Victor Osimhen
Arsenal are crying out for a number nine this summer a🌳nd it’s perhaps the only area of the squad where they look light.
Osimhen would be a real statement signing and one that▨ could fire them to their first Premier League title since 2004.
So, they really should consider matching Al-Ahli’s £55m bid – ꦏwhich seems like a fair price for the 25-year-old.