Arsenal weigh €150m summer move for Vinicius Junior
The Gunners have identified the Brazil international as their priority target after missing out on England star Morgan Rogers, who joined Chelsea in a £117…
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Talks are now expected to continue between the 26-year-old’s representatives and Madrid, where he has now entered the final 12 months of his contract. Despite the contract situation, Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez is reportedly unwilling to sanction a sale for less than €170 million (£145.6 million). Read Also: Real Madrid issue Vinicius Junior contract ultimatum amid extension deadlock Arsenal prepare blockbuster bid According to Sport, Arsenal are willing to make an offer worth around €150 million but remain reluctant to meet Real Madrid’s reported €170 million valuation of the Brazilian.
Furthermore, However, Tzolis has delivered his verdict on Arsenal potentially signing the Brazil superstar by insisting he plans to stake his claim for a spot on the left-wing.
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Talks are now expected to continue between the 26-year-old’s representatives and Madrid, where he has now entered the final 12 months of his contract.
according to Evening StandardDespite the contract situation, Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez is reportedly unwilling to sanction a sale for less than €170 million (£145.6 million).
according to BusinessDay NGRead Also: Real Madrid issue Vinicius Junior contract ultimatum amid extension deadlock Arsenal prepare blockbuster bid According to Sport, Arsenal are willing to make an offer worth around €150 million but remain reluctant to meet Real Madrid’s reported €170 million valuation of the Brazilian.
according to BusinessDay NGHowever, Tzolis has delivered his verdict on Arsenal potentially signing the Brazil superstar by insisting he plans to stake his claim for a spot on the left-wing.
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