Arsenal Set for Triple Transfer Boost Following Eze Progress
Arsenal are on the verge of securing three significant summer signings as they prepare for a Premier League title challenge. The club is closing in on deals for Martin Zubimendi, Christian Norgaard, and Kepa Arrizabalaga, with announcements expected soon.
Although Arsenal have yet to confirm any transfers following the end of the 2024/25 season, multiple deals are lined up to be finalized in July. This aligns with the start of the new financial year, allowing clubs to register players under fresh accounting periods—a key factor due to Financial Fair Play considerations.
According to football.london, at least four players are close to completing moves to Arsenal, with some already signed and awaiting official confirmation. One of those is Kepa, who is expected to complete a £5 million switch from Chelsea within the week.
Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard is also set to return from holiday and undergo a medical, with Arsenal agreeing a deal worth £10 million plus £5 million in potential bonuses. He is expected to replace Jorginho in midfield.
Meanwhile, Zubimendi’s move from Real Sociedad is nearly complete, though Arsenal have chosen to respect the Spanish club’s request to record the transfer in their 2025/26 financial statements.
The Gunners are also targeting Eberechi Eze, after the 27-year-old played a key role in Crystal Palace’s FA Cup victory. Arsenal have yet to formally approach Palace, but are exploring options to sign him for less than his £60 million release clause. Eze’s potential signing would be separate from the club’s search for a new striker and left winger.
Arsenal are also keeping tabs on Valencia defender Cristhian Mosquera, although the Spanish side is keen to extend his current deal. Additionally, Noni Madueke and Morgan Rogers are being considered for their attacking flexibility.
As the summer window opens up, Arsenal fans could soon see a significant shake-up of Mikel Arteta’s squad—one aimed squarely at challenging for the Premier League title.