“It’s only a matter of very few hours”- Fabrizio Romano reveals what Arsenal have done ‘During the night’ – It’s amazing
Fabrizio Romano has revealed an exciting Arsenal transfer update as the Gunners’ summer transfer business heats up.
Fabrizio Romano Drops Exciting Arsenal Transfer Update After Progress During the Night
Arsenal Getting Transfer Business Done Early
Like their North London rivals Tottenham Hostpur, Arsenal seem to be getting much of their business done in an efficient manner early in the transfer window.
Mikel Arteta’s side have already made one of their marquee signings for this off-season, completing a move for now-ex-Chelsea player Kai Havertz.
Kai Havertz for Chelsea in the 2022/23 Premier League:
◉ Most goals
◉ Most shots on target
◉ Most chances created
◉ Most aerial duels won
◉ Most possession won final ⅓
◉ Most final ⅓ passes
◉ Most duels won
◉ Most flick-ons
◉ Most lay-offs
The German international’s move was announced on Wednesday evening, allowing the Gunners to turn their attention to another big Premier League swoop.
Romano Reveals the Latest on Declan Rice to Arsenal
In his latest YouTube video, transfer insider Fabrizio Romano dropped a major update on the Declan Rice to Arsenal situation.
Romano told fans early on Thursday morning: “During the night, [an] agreement [was] almost reached between Arsenal and West Ham, so all parties are now very relaxed:
Arsenal, West Ham, and also the player because there is an agreement on the fee. £100 million plus £5 million in add-ons, a club record fee for Arsenal, and a historical fee for English football.”
“What does it mean for the here we go? It’s just a matter of hours probably. It’s just about the payment terms.”
“Arsenal want to pay [the fee] in four years, and West Ham want the £100 million guaranteed fee to be paid in 18 months. So it’s about this detail, and the deal will be done.”
Arsenal Subject to ‘English Tax’ in Declan Rice Deal
While Rice is undoubtedly a top-class player, £100 million is a lot to pay, regardless of his quality.
This has partly been caused by a so-called “English tax” caused by a number of factors which are affecting not only the Rice deal, but also Manchester United’s pursuit of Mason Mount among others.
