Merino finally signs, Ramsdale and Nketiah departure confirmed,Nico Williams agreement”, More on Arsenal transfer as Club demands Jakub kiwior plus £60m cash for profilic Striker

Finally, Merino signs; Ramsdale and Nketiah’s departure is verified; Nico Williams agrees. Updates on the Arsenal move as the club wants £60 million in cash plus Jakub Kiwir for the profile striker

According to the Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, Arsenal has reportedly rekindled their interest in acquiring Napoli star Victor Osimhen late in this transfer season.

The Gunners transfer budget appears to have been constrained by FFP regulations, after making significant splashes during the previous two summer windows. It seems like they will have to sell their stars in order to make room for more troops.

The North London club chose to strengthen the engine room after allowing Emile Smith Rowe to leave, and they have an agreement with Real Sociedad to buy Mikel Merino.

Conversely, despite the widespread rumours that Arsenal is looking to add another prolific goal scorer, it’s possible that they were having trouble finding a replacement after acquiring Eddie Nketiah, Kai Havertz, and Gabriel Jesus.

Nketiah, who currently makes £120,000 a week, is close to signing a contract with Nottingham Forest, so Mikel Arteta’s team should be able to add a new striker before this transfer window closes.

Arsenal to Osimhen
Arsenal will benefit financially if Nketiah is eventually sold because he is an academy graduate and his departure will result in a clear profit for the team. Furthermore, they may be able to spend a lot of money to sign a new striker because they have previously done the same with Smith Rowe.

Over the past few weeks, Arsenal has been linked to numerous strikers, including Viktor Gyokeres, Alexander Isak, and Ivan Toney. Victor Osimhen is also apparently on their radar.

But given their recent lack of interest in any of them, it appeared as though they wouldn’t be buying anyone. But according to the Corriere dello Sport report, Arsenal has rekindled its interest in Osimhen as they consider adding him to strengthen the attack.

Osimhen’s current contract reportedly contains a £112 million release clause, so Arsenal will need to spend a lot of money to get him to the Emirates Stadium this summer.

It will be intriguing to see if the North London team chooses to bolster the front line by signing Osimhen before current transfer window closes.