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DEAL DONE: Arsenal have sealed the signing of phenomenal ‘young prospect’ talent- Edu has been very busy over the weekend trying to find a breakthrough and now all papers are signed- 5 years plus addtional 1 year extension contract agreed- Jersey number 23 assigned and players announcement will be made official during the weeek

DEAL DONE: Arsenal have sealed the signing of phenomenal ‘young prospect’ talent- Edu has been very busy over the weekend trying to find a breakthrough and now all papers are signed- 5 years plus addtional 1 year extension contract agreed- Jersey number 23 assigned and players announcement will be made official during the weeek

Bitello to Arsenal transfer latest: ‘Deal close’, interest confirmed, price tag revealed

Gremio star Bitello has been linked with a surprise summer transfer to Arsenal in recent weeks

Gremio midfielder Bitello is reportedly a target for Arsenal during the summer transfer window.

Mikel Arteta’s side have already splashed over £200million last summer to sign Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice as the Spaniard looks to close the gap on current Premier League champions Manchester City. But that hasn’t stopped the Gunners from being linked with additional moves.

The latest player mooted as a potential target is Brazilian playmaker Bitello so football.london has rounded up everything that’s been reported on the 23-year-old potentially making a move to north London below.

Their report claims that the player is also keen on a move, with the Gunners hopeful that they can sign the 23-year-old ahead of stiff competition in the coming weeks. It is said that Monaco, Porto and Zenit St Petersburg are also interested in the Brazilian playmaker.

According to 90Min, Arsenal are confident of securing a deal to sign Bitello this January.

Their report claims that the player is also keen on a move, with the Gunners hopeful that they can sign the 23-year-old ahead of stiff competition. It is said that Monaco, Porto and Zenit St Petersburg are also interested in the Brazilian playmaker.

Interest confirmed

Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano has now confirmed Arsenal’s interest in the versatile midfielder, claiming that the club’s South American scouts are keen on the player.

“My understanding is that Bitello is one of many talents followed and monitored by Arsenal’s South American scouting team, as he’s doing very well at Gremio,” Romano told CaughtOffside. “Let’s see if they will open talks in the next days; rumours have been there since one month but we’re still waiting for an official move or bid at the moment.”

Deal close

According to Italian outlet TuttoMercatoWeb, Arsenal are close to completing a deal for Bitello this week.

The report claims that the Gremio star will move for a fee in the region of €10million (£6.8million), with the player attracting plenty of interest across Europe. The Brazilian club were said to have initially wanted €10million (£8.6million) for the player before the Gunners were able to secure a slight discount.

President speaks out

Gremio president Alberto Guerra has confirmed talk of midfielder Bitello leaving during the summer transfer window amid talk of a move to Arsenal.

Speaking to Zona Mista, he said: “There are a lot of people watching Bitello, but there is no proposal, except for Arsenal.”

Monaco move played down

The talented playmaker had been linked with a move to Ligue 1 side Monaco recently and the player himself confirmed that the French club had made an approach before admitting that he is happy with life at Gremio.

“It seems that an offer has arrived, apparently from Monaco, but I haven’t spoken to my coach about it yet,” he said, via GFFN. “I have a contract here.

But last season, he was also utilised as a false nine or right-winger on occasion. His ball-carrying is one of his greatest assets, frequently dribbling the ball up the pitch as a means of progression – making him extremely press resistant.

A great move for Arsenal

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