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Granit Xhaka and Alexandre Lacazette react as Eddie Nketiah swaps Arsenal for Crystal Palace
Arsenal were one of the Premier League’s busiest clubs on deadline day as they brought in two new players and moved three others on.
The Gunners signed Neto and Raheem Sterling, while Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah and Reiss Nelson left the Emirates Staꦦdium, either permanently or on lo♈an.
Some of Arsenal’s deals were completed after the 11pm deadline, as they submitted 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 on se🌳ason-long loans from Bournemouth and Chelsea respectively.
Meanwhile, Ramsdale has joined Southampton permanently, while N❀ke🍎tiah is now on Crystal Palace’s books and Nelson has linked up with Fulham on loan.
With so much transfer activity involving Arsenal players, and the goodbyes and hellos that followed, plenty of now-former teammates h༺ave reacted on social media.
Alexandre Lacazette and Granit Xhaka wish Eddie Nketiah all the best
For instance, Nketiah posted a heartfelt goodbye to the north London club on social media, and many 𒅌of his peers responded to wi🐈sh him all the best.
Alexandre Lacazette, Granit Xhaka, Gabriel Jesus, Bukayo Saka, Aaron Ramsdale, Reiss Nelson and Joe ⛦Willock were among those to൲ wish Nketiah all the best.
According to , Arsenal have received £25million upfront for Nketiah and stand to pick up a further £5million in perform♑ance-related add-ons.
What Nketiah said about leaving Arsenal
Nketiah wrote on Instagram: “As I say goodbye, I want to take th🍎is time to say thank you to everyone at the club, from my teammates to all the wonderful staff who have been a part of my journey and have made this place home for so many years.
“Working my way up from Hale End to the first team was a dream come true. It taught me what it means to play for the club and what a privilege it is to wear the shirt. I never took it for grante🌊d and gave my all every time I ste♐pped on the pitch.
“From scoring my first senior goal agains✱t Norwich in 2017, to making over 100 appearances for Arsenal, I have made memories here I shall carry with me for the rest of ﷽my life.
“I’m grateful to have felt your support and I’l🤪l cherish the memories we have made. Thank you Gooners. Eddie.”
What Nketiah said about joining Palace
Nketiah told the : “It’s amazing tꩵo sign for Crystal Palace – I’m excited to get going.
“Every time I come back to South London, it alwa💫ys puts a smile on my face, so it’s good to be back home.”
What next for Arsenal?
Arsenal are in Premier League action early on Saturday as they host Brighton & ꦇHove Albion in the day’s 12:30pm kick-off.
Both sides have won bothꦦ of their respective opening games in the to🐟p flight.
BBC Sport pundit Chris🌳 Sutton 🅷has shared his predictions for the encounter at the Emirates Stadium.