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Come on Ian, as the big man Ian Wright just said there, people deluded, I'm back again. Simply put, latest Arsenal news show, let's go over the tabloids that are beginning to link us with several footballers as we approach the end of the Premier League season, or just better yet, the domestic club level football, and we head to the Euros and we head to the transfer window. I hope everyone's doing well and safe, don't forget to get the creative juices flowing, smash the like button and subscribe if you haven't already. I'm okay because a live stream or a video with you lot is always a day that makes my day. Hay fever is absolutely destroying me people, I'm seeing white, I'm hearing white noise and I'm seeing mist at the moment, but I'm trying my best to make it look wavy. Now, Osserman, it feels like life where Arsenal strike a such concern or concerns us is going full circle. We've seen Osserman, Ivan Toni, Vlahovic, Joker, Res, Xhertski, the list goes on. And Osserman was linked with us really aggressively, it kind of went quiet and it's come back again. For what it's worth, for my two pence, I was wrong about our side in the Bamiyan, I didn't think we'd get him, so maybe that's a positive omen. But I think Arsenal personally have moved away from Osserman. I think with his wages, with the release clause, and all the other money that's involved, as much as you have to pay for quality and a game changer up front, I think Arsenal will just step away from it if I'm honest. But goal.com have released something and said, To be fair, PSG, to cope with the departure of Mbappe, probably need to integrate Xavi Simmonds, who's been linked with Barcelona, probably need to make Osserman and Rafa Leal, who both used to play for Lille, return to the French League people. But apparently he's reportedly willing to reject a move to PSG in favour of a Premier League transfer. Me personally, I think he ends up at Chelsea. We all know he signed the new release clause in December for around £113m. Now, there are some reports that kind of insinuate that fluctuates. You've seen as low as £100m and as high as £130m. And just from a business point of view, of course, 25 years of age, £100m, the striker market isn't the greatest. You have to spend the going rate really. But you would imagine whether it's Arsenal, PSG, Chelsea, Chelsea and PSG are more likely to blow large sums at it. From a business point of view, As we know, he's been linked with a whole host of clubs. Italian journalist De Marzio, who said Declan Rice would reject Arsenal for City, make of that what you will, would rather play in the Premier League next season rather than return to Ligue 1. Pardon me. We have heard people that Chelsea have been in talks with Napoli over a cash-plus player transfer. Lukaku, who's obviously done well in Italy, has been relinked with such a move, people. And we all know, and some people forget, he actually left Real for Napoli for a good fee, as it says there, man. £60-odd million quid, people. $75m, I believe. So, yeah, and he's done well. He won the Scudetto over there and whatnot. I mean, a bit disappointed with that. It just doesn't really say why he would reject a move to PSG in favour of Arsenal or Chelsea. And obviously, the law of the Premier League, the London lifestyle, boyhood Chelsea fan, I guess that's where we're at, people. According to Di Marzio, Osserman would rather play in the Premier League than in Ligue 1. You know what? Let's actually, off the cuff, see if there's any other articles that have a bit more specifics around that, really. So, as you're seeing online, you know, the swap deal with Lukaku and Chelsea is there. What's this saying? We know he's been linked with Jocarez, Ivan Toni and, obviously, Osserman, people. And we all know Arsenal probably have an interest in him. Di Marzio has said, Clearly, playing with PSG is different because you play games like tonight's Champions League semi-final, but his preference is England. Arsenal and Chelsea are two teams that could take Osserman, and as long as that possibility is open, he'll wait. Fair enough, really, and truly. So, I guess everything is up for debate there. I don't think we're going to get Zoubamedie. It seems like his heart is set on one day reuniting with Xabi Alonso, who helped him at Sociedad. But for what it's worth, Barcelona are stepping up their pursuit of Real Sociedad's Martin Zoubamedie, but rival suitors Arsenal still hold a significant advantage, according to reports in Spain. As we know, the 25-year-old has enjoyed another strong campaign with Sociedad, and he's getting interest from Arsenal, Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Mikel Arteta has been a long-term admirer of him and allegedly tried to get him in January of 2023. And I'm sure he was actually linked to the January before people. And as we all know, there are question marks both over Jorginho and Thomas Partey's future. Meanwhile, fresh from U-turn and on his decision to leave Camp Nou, Xabi has identified Zoubamedie as his primary summer target and the player capable of finally filling the void left by Sergio Busquets. According to Spanish newspaper Sport, it is Barcelona who are leading the chase with sporting director Deco having met with Zoubamedie's agent Inaki Ibanez on Monday. The midfielder is keen to move to Barcelona, though it was made clear to Deco that Sociedad will not enter into negotiations and will only allow Zoubamedie to leave if his release clause is paid in full. Interested clubs can sign the Spaniard for 60 million euros in brackets 52.6, but that fee would need to be paid in one upfront instalment, something Barcelona are not in a position to do. And now obviously we're a lot stronger financially than Barcelona, but I don't know how much our budget is and I don't know where it spreads. And I don't know what Mikel Arteta wants to do in all areas. So naturally, again, from a business point of view, you probably want to set up that deal in more favourable terms. And we have seen Arsenal at times be prepared to pay more than a potential release clause if the terms and the instalments of when money is due is more favourable. The Catalan club would therefore need to make a major sale. So is that mean we're getting De Jong? I could dream, can't I? Before they can move for Zoubamedie, which gives Arsenal, who have no such issues, a big advantage. Barcelona, it says here, are still intended to try. Zoubamedie has played down speculation surrounding his future, people. They're just rumours. I'm happy at Sociedad. It's like my home. I cannot say that I'll play my entire career at Real Sociedad. Perhaps the club won't want me to continue in the future. But I do not concern myself with these rumours. So make of that what you will, people. We've seen that already with Zoubamedie, so we can keep it going. Samu, who is a young player on loan at Deportivo from Atletico Madrid, a young striker, has once again been linked to Arsenal and Spurs. Can't pretend I know him religiously. He does look like he's got the raw tools to be a decent forward. As for his potential, if he's the right fit, his strengths and weaknesses, you're asking the wrong individual, people. But it doesn't surprise me that we're being linked to different strikers of different calibres. He has a release cause of 80 to 100 million euros, people. He's drawing interest from both North London clubs in Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur. So we'll need to see exactly what's going to happen in that regards, people. Moving away from that, Arsenal have been told that Bologna forward Joshua Zerzi is not up to scratch when compared with other attacking targets. We've been linked with Izak, Zerzki, Diokerez, Osman as we just went over, Ivan, Tony once upon a time and plenty of others. Charles Watson said, there's a long list of strikers who have been linked to Arsenal ahead of the summer window. Some are real big hitters, such as Izak at Newcastle and Osman at Napoli. But there are some who are slightly less well-known with Joshua Zerzi at Bologna, one of those. I don't think his goal-scoring exploits stand out a lot, but all the other facets of a modern day striker, especially play-making and dropping deep, he fits the billing of what Arsenal would like. He's a forward. Arsenal have been keeping tabs on, according to some well-placed sources. Arsenal's interest in Zerzki was first broke in January by Sam Dean at the Daily Telegraph, and it's a link that continues to bubble away as we head towards the summer. He's an interesting player, one who looks destined for a big move soon. Been linked with Juventus and there's technically a buyback clause at Bayern Munich, although dislodging Harry Kane is no easy feat at all. Charles Watts went on to say, I can't pretend to be an expert on him. He's not someone I've seen a lot of, but he's clearly got potential and would add something to Arsenal's squad that they don't really have in attack. So what would it be in your opinion? Whether he would move the needle enough for Arsenal, though, at this point, I'm not sure. I feel Arsenal are at a point now where any big money signers really need to come in and improve the squad immediately. I'm not sure Zerzki does that. It'd be a case of buying potential while there's always room for that. Arsenal really need a forward who will come in and hit the ground running. That's why I still feel That would be amazing. Let me know your thoughts in that regard. This is completely irrelevant, but I was just reading something on The Athletic in relation to Barcelona, and it's gone on to talk about their pursuits of Zubermandi and Kimmich. This is actually said they believe Kimmich would have considered a move last year if the club had been in a position to make an offer. Now, with his contract due to expire in the summer of 2025, it's likely a decision will be made on his future. And if he were to choose not to extend that deal, sell could make sense for all parties. So where the 29 experienced Kimmich who we saw across the two legs against us play very well and score, hopefully that's one Arsenal attempt to circle back on people. And despite him having a year left on his deal, he probably wouldn't come cheap. I couldn't begrudge him for being, you know, being at Bayern Munich winning. There is all there is, you know, being enticed by not only playing for Barcelona, but playing for a legendary play-on now manager in Xavi. But I would love Kimmich. I know people say, oh, he's 29, but it is what it is. Speaking of people in their late 20s, Arsenal allegedly are prepared to cash in on Gabriel Jesus at the end of the season. Apparently, Arsenal have already informed the 27-year-old striker that they'd be open to accepting a reasonable offer this summer. As you know, he's only got four goals in the league and he has had an injury hit campaign, been linked with going back on loan to Palmeiras, being sold to Saudi Arabia, actually staying and signing a new deal at Arsenal and being one that's made available and several other things in that even been linked with Inter Milan as well-played people. In fact, it says here the player is reportedly a target for Saudi Arabian clubs and it remains to be seen whether they'll come forward with a lucrative proposal for the Brazilian this summer. And where you look at Edu and his staff going over to Saudi Arabia, could there obviously be business development elements? But could that also be finding a market? Because we've obviously got players who are past their sell-by date, respectfully, Chiarantini, Lokonga, Tavares, these people be moved on. When you look and then you could extend that to Reece Nelson, potentially Smith Rowe, potentially Eddie Nketiah and many others, Ramsdale as well. Then you look at players that I think the club won't actively push out. But whether it's freeing up wages, putting resources elsewhere, the system leaving them, there'll be potential offers. And that's where the Gabriel Jesus, Thomas Partey kind of players come into this. And Saudi Arabia seem to be queuing up for experienced players. So maybe if Arsenal could sell to that market, that is something. But we can't get drawn on that. Young Khozy Joubry is yet to agree contract terms with any club and is considering his options and mid-interest from sides around Europe. Now, for me, it's not a season wasted, but it is a season wasted because he should be outside of his comfort zone and playing first team football somewhere. Newcastle have been interested, Ajax, Anderlecht, a bunch of clubs, a lot of championship clubs aggressively tried to sign him. I don't know for how good he can really be. I don't quite buy the, you know, comparing him to Bakayo Saka. I don't think that's helpful, but there are similarities. And at 18 years of age, I do believe, you know, there could have been more of a crack of the whip for him at this club. Now, I'm not saying that he won't get an opportunity at Arsenal, but at 18 years of age, you know, having been nominated and maybe even won, if I can remember, player of the month in Premier League two, scored a cracking goal against Man United at under-21s level and did well against Liverpool. You know, Arsenal might bring in another winger if they keep Gabriel Jesus. That is an option. Martinelli and Saka are also ahead of you. Trossart's in the mix. Rhys Nelson might be sold, but he's still ahead. And Coles Ruby's been nowhere near the first team in that regard. With your contract running down, I hope the club will give you an opportunity because you have had little bits and pieces in friendlies. But for him, you probably need to get past the romance of Arsenal Football Club and being a fan and go somewhere where there's a clearer path to the first team, where you can settle, get some stability, get some experience and make some in-roads people. And we know he's being tracked. There's a bunch of clubs that will be interested in him. Apparently, he's not agreed any terms with any contract at this moment, any contract or terms with any team at this moment in time. But it says clubs from Belgium, which this is all rich facts, actually. Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Scotland and Spain are all interested in him, people. And Mario is very exciting and Mikel likes him. Wilshere told the Athletic last year, he reminds me of Saka, plays in the same position as him, needs to get better with his decision-making like Bakayo did, but he's definitely exciting. True. In some moments, he's unplayable. You give him the ball and he can make things happen. You can set up a team and have a game plan. But when you've got individuals like that, you've got a chance. Pick him up, man. I would love for him to get opportunities. Chelsea are being linked with goalkeepers. They've been linked with England duo Jordan Pickford and Aaron Ramsdell. Aaron Ramsdell is still continuously being linked with Chelsea. So we'll have to monitor that, people. Destiny Duwe, Desire Duwe, I think it's Destiny Duwe, a player I've done videos for, a French youth international, making inroads in Rennes, in France. I think the 18-year-old's got everything. He plays with a swagger, lovely technical ability, great in tight pockets, good little body feints and all of that. And he plays in a position where some fans say, you know what, we probably need depth because if Odegaard isn't in that 10 kind of role, we're in trouble. I know there's other options we can do. Me personally, I think young Ethan is being groomed to players at eight and a 10 for this football club long term. I do think he'll get opportunities out wide on occasion. But for what it's worth, Duwe is getting interest from Barcelona, Arsenal, obviously Atletico Madrid, Napoli, Borussia Dortmund have been following him since he was 15, 16, actually, people. And he's a huge talent. Arsenal, Manchester United, as well as Aston Villa, Chelsea and Newcastle have been tracking him for the last 12 months. Apparently, Premier League clubs are also looking at Barcelona's Victor Rogue, who hasn't really set the world alight after joining Barcelona in January. Apparently, Arsenal remain keen on bolstering their options at left-back this summer with Ajax's Joel Hato of interest to the North London club. That would be amazing, people. I mean, half of these rumours would be lit. Let me know your thoughts on Koza Djoubri, on Osserman, on Zoubamedie, on Kimmich and on everything else we've discussed, people. Don't forget to hit the like button I'm sure at some point across this video, you would have seen other video links for my content browsing around and flying to the left and right of your screen. So make sure you're supporting that. At the time of making this video, it is Champions League business, so I will be doing a watch along. 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