Arsenal transfer news LIVE – Ivan Toney twist, Kingsley Coman truth and Nketiah exit latest
Arsenal continue to be linked with players, which is likely to be the case right up until Friday’s deadline. Kingsley Coman is one of the latest, with reports suggesting the France winger is keen to leave Bayern Munich for the Premier League.
There continues to be speculation about the future of Aaron Ramsdale and Eddie Nketiah, with the goalkeeper looking likely to leave on loan, while Nketiah is subject to an offer worth £25million-plus from Crystal Palace. But overseas sides are still believed to be interested in the striker.
Update on £25m Aaron Ramsdale transfer deal
It looks as though Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is heading to Southampton this summer. The former Bournemouth stopper, who was displaced by David Raya as the club’s No.1 last season, is no stranger to the south coast. Here’s an update on his future from Sky Sports;
Arsenal urged to make last-ditch move for Toney
Emmanuel Petit has admitted he believes Arsenal signing Ivan Toney can push them to the Premier League title.
The Gunners have shown an interest in the past but those links have cooled significantly since. However, Petit believes his former club should sign him because of the threat he possesses in front of goal.
“Arsenal need a 20-goals-per-season striker, they currently have a few players who can score 10-15 goals per season, like how Man City used to be,” he told Gambling Zone.
“Pep Guardiola changed the system because he knew he needed a striker who could score lots of goals. In Erling Haaland’s first season, he broke goal-scoring records and won the Champions League.
“Mikel Arteta will follow the steps of Guardiola, the way their teams play and a striker would be a cherry on top of the cake.”
“I think Nico Williams or someone like Ivan Toney could replicate Haaland’s output at Arsenal. Toney has a great relationship with Bryan Mbeumo, understanding the timing and movements of your teammates is something important for Arsenal and I think he could be the man that spearheads them to the title – a late move could do them wonders.”