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Arsenal’s dream Nico Williams transfer plan scuppered as £80m opportunity arises

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Arsenal’s dream Nico Williams transfer plan scuppered as £80m opportunity arises

Arsenal are finally getting their transfer business underway after over a month of speculation. The Gunners are yet to make an addition to Mikel Arteta’s first team but that is likely to change soon.

Their pursuit of Bologna and Italy defender Riccardo Calafiori seems to be moving in the right direction, although Chelsea remain interested in signing him. Reports have indicated that the north Londoners have made a long-term proposal to Calafiori following Italy’s Euro 2024 exit.




As well as signing the 22-year-old, Arsenal remain in the market for players in different positions. There is still plenty of time for them to get their business before the transfer window shuts but there will be hope they can sign at least one player before the pre-season trip to the United States.

Here, football.london takes a look at the latest reports from the world of Arsenal.

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The Gunners could be one of the clubs keeping tabs on his situation, despite there being no concrete interest as of yet. According to The Sun, offers of around £80m would be enough to tempt United to sell the England international.

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