Arsenal Transfer News Show -Douglas Luiz talks-Ramsdale to AC Milan- Nketiah LEAVING!

Aaron Ramsdale to AC Milan, Douglas Luiz to Arsenal and other club talks and Ketia is on the verge of leaving. People deluded, I'm back again. Now, the things that you heard me say, that's what's in the tabloids at this moment in time connected with Arsenal Football Club. As we know, the rumours and all of those things are going to start swirling and whatnot, people. 99.9% of these transfer rumours in terms of incomings and outgoings is BS, but nonetheless, it makes for great talking points with us. So, if you give me 30 seconds, I'll share my screen and obviously, we'll get exactly into it. Now, on that topic as well, make sure you're smashing the like button and you're subscribing. Thank you for everyone who has because I've seen we've got 60k. Now, Eddie and Ketia is probably someone that A, needs to move on to play a lot of first team football and develop and B, someone that could be sold to make significant profit for our apologies, significant profit for our football club as we look to get some money in to offset the outgoings. Now, Eddie and Ketia, it's 100% profit owing to the homegrown rules and things and on the face of it, he's done well. He's won the number 14. He's found a spot for himself. He's been capped by the country. At times, he has played for Arsenal Football Club on a regular basis, but Gabriel Jesus, the need for a new striker, the option of Trossart there and obviously, you know, what have I said there? You know, Gabriel Jesus, new striker, Trossart and obviously, Kai Havertz, you know, you're behind them all in the pecking order and goal scoring is one thing, but in the modern day, it's about what you're doing without that and they all probably offer more than Eddie and Ketia. Arsenal will sell Eddie and Ketia to pave way for Sesco transfer with four Premier League teams set to make bids. Now, this summer, if it is Smith, Bro, Eddie and Ketia, all of these guys, people, Ramsdale, et cetera, I would like to see the football club get decent fees for these footballers because some of the players that, you know, we always say, oh, they're not playing their values. They've been devalued, which is true. Naturally, if you're trying to buy these players, you're going to leverage that, but at the same time, you see what some other clubs are doing, like allegedly, you know, Demlock down the road could be getting 20 million euros for Emerson Royal. I don't even think you get 20, you know, chicken nuggets and things for him, but for what it's worth, it's music to my ears that Eddie and Ketia, the 24-year-old, is getting a lot of interest from clubs because that should put up the price tag. Arsenal are reluctantly set to let Eddie and Ketia leave the club this summer, SunSport can reveal. The 24-year-old is highly rated by Gunners boss Mikel Arteta, but he's desperate for first-team football. Big him up because you've got a great gig, you're on 100k allegedly, you're wearing the number 14, you scored a hat-trick, you've got the manager's faith. You're a success story in the sense of you've come from Hay-Len and I don't think he'll be a fan favourite or anything like that, but he's had some great moments when you look back at his career, look at the goal against Man United, for instance, the last-minute winner and whatnot. He's 24, he needs to play football. Now, I'm sure there's a lot he's learnt being at Arsenal, being around some of the more experienced teammates, learning from Mikel Arteta, but there's no substitute for first-team football. But why doesn't it say reluctant? Is it because Mikel Arteta likes him and he likes the option of him in the squad? Is that a hint that we don't want to let Eddie and Ketia go before bringing in a striker? I don't know, people. But for what it's worth, last season, 27 games, five goals, two assists, I know his goal-scoring record isn't strong and isn't eye-catching and things, but to be fair to him, he has been on the peripheral, so the stats have to be kind of taken with a pinch of salt. Now, after learning he is set to fall further down the pecking order and Ketia is set to try and secure a move before the start of the season. Some sport can reveal that Fulham are in pole position and we're willing to pay up to £30 million for the striker, but they're likely to see competition from Crystal Palace and Wolves. Everton are also interested in a potential year-long loan, an option which could appeal to Arsenal because they are reluctant to let him leave. Now, I've been saying this, you know, do I think Eddie and Ketia is ever going to wake up and, you know, he's disrespectful but wary of that full t-shirt? No. The first option would be to sell for £30 million and we keep it moving. It gives him a platform to play, but there's also an option to loan him out. He is under contract. If Everton, for example, give us a loan fee, take on the bulk of his wages or the majority, and it's all a big if, goes over there, scores double figures, then whatever we could have got this summer, you know, imagine what we could get next summer if he has a season like, let's say, Dominic Solanke, for example. Obviously, the flip side of that is if he struggles on whatever club he's going to on loan, there's issues. He's been linked with Fulham, he's been linked with Palace, Wolves, Ibswich, along with Smith Rowe recently, so he is someone that's going to have interest. Again, it says here we're notoriously poor sellers, which is going to have to change, and it's also said that could also, in terms of the transfer fee, free up cash for Arsenal, who are desperate to sign RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesco during the summer transfer window. Sesco had a good debut season with Leipzig. As we know, he finished with 18 goals, people, after scoring in his final seven games. He's got interest from AC Milan, but reports, and again, reports on what's actually happening in the footballing world are different things, but reports say Arsenal are the frontrunners, and he does have a £55 million release clause, which, depending on where you read, it fluctuates quite a lot, people. So, yeah, big up Eddie Nketiah, and I'm sure we'd all love, you know, who wouldn't want Isak, who wouldn't want Sesco, who wouldn't want Xavi Simmonds, or, you know, Yocorez is a decent player, and Joshua Zersky, him being six-foot-odd, 22 years of age, and his play-making abilities up front, it does entice me. We all know, we're probably not going to get Isak, which would be my first choice on that list. Arsenal have announced 22 players are set to depart at the end of their contracts. Young midfielder Mauro Buendia, Omari Benjamin, who's a Welsh youth international, a young striker, Lewis Brown, who's been trialling at a couple of other clubs, Catalin Surgeon, you know, the Romanian who hasn't had a nice time with injuries, Noah Cooper, the goalie, Sabrina D'Angelo, Henry Davies, Ovi, the goalie, obviously, we know El Nene's going, Tyler Farhan, a tenacious defender, Hubert, you know, our goalie's gone, Aziz Hilson, Aziz's left-back, Henry Jascot. A bit of a shame for me with Tyrese Jonjuls, because I still maintain, if he's able to stay fit and has a great luck with injuries, this isn't the last time you'll hear of his name, I do believe in him. James Sweet and a bunch of other players have kept it moving, and as usual, we wish them all the best on their departures. It doesn't say anything about Waters. In fact, it says, we're in talks with Carl Heine, Cozy Joubry and Ronald Waters over a new deal. Now, Waters has announced he's leaving, so that's probably dead in the water. Cozy Joubry's got a big decision to make. In my opinion, I would listen to what Arsenal have to say, but, you know, there's a lot of wide options that we've got at the team, whether they're out-and-out wingers like Martinelli and Saka or Trossart and Jesus, who can play all about the place. There's rumours of bringing in another one. We don't know where Reece Nelson is going to be playing his football, but it's safe to say he's ahead of you. I'm not criticising Mikel Arteta, but he hasn't exactly been giving opportunities on a consistent basis to hey, lenders. So I'm only saying that because if you're Cozy Joubry, and he probably should have went on loan in January, do you go somewhere where there's a clearer path to the first team? Probably, as is the case with Waters and Carl Heine, who's been our third-choice goalie, going to get nowhere near David Rayo. You'd imagine we're bringing in another goalie not going to get first-team minutes, so we'll have to see in that regard, people. Young Waters has been linked with joining Rangers in the summer as well, which could be a good move, but I'm sure he's going to have interest from everybody interested in him. Douglas Luiz, a man that's frequently linked with our football club. Allegedly, he's wanted by a string of Europe's biggest clubs this summer, but the Brazilian will not come cheaply. Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Juventus have all been credited with an interest in the 26-year-old, who's had another excellent season with the Villains, which collectively they will be playing in the Champions League next season, and I'm sure that will entice some players to sign for them, people. Big up Uno Emre. We know Douglas Luiz is a good player. Apparently, he enjoyed his best goal-scoring season to date. He got nine goals and ten in all comps, which is great. Juventus have been linked with him. Apparently, Aston Villa want £60m for Luiz if they are to let him go. Is that to just Juventus or is that to an English club? I'm not too sure, people. Makes sense why people are interested in him. Apparently, he's got a contract that runs until 2026, so within the next 12 to 18 months, they need to be kind of confirming his future and committing him to a new deal, which on the face of it, Villa are doing well under Emre. They're bringing in players. If they keep qualifying for European competition, naturally, on the face of it, there's no need to leave, naturally. So, we'll have to see. And again, is it a coincidence? I think everybody's interested, but as we just spoke about with his contract, you always see people trying to get people to sign new deals and suddenly they're linked with everybody and their nan, so I'm not too sure, people, where that's concerned, people. Obviously, he's going to be playing or participating in some capacity for Brazil in the Copa America, which could drive his price tag even up further forward. I don't buy the, you know, the Nico Williams rumours to Arsenal, but apparently Chelsea have moved away from the bidding to sign the player and that could hand Arsenal a boost. When you look at rumours concerning him, it seems like, not even the price tag, because he's what, it's €50m. That's cool, but you look at the wages, apparently he's on £200k a week already at Bilbao and wants an upgrade. I'm not saying he's not worth that. I'm not saying he hasn't got a future to be worth that, but is it necessarily worth it? You know, because that puts you probably around the Saliba, the Kai Havertz, the Declan Rice, probably Bakaio Saka, maybe even Odegaard, that kind of realm of the players, which obviously will have a knock-on effect for when we renew the existing players and obviously if you're bringing in players of a certain calibre, so I don't really buy that. Again, Mike McGowan has been linked with Manchester City because Ederson has been linked with a move away, either to clubs in Europe or to clubs, you know, in Saudi. So is this a bit of creative journalism? Nonetheless, a goalkeeper whose days appear numbered at Arsenal in Aaron Ramsdale, he's been linked with AC Milan. AC Milan, not quite what they were when I was growing up, but it's a magical club. It's a big club. They're doing exciting things. Couldn't begrudge Ramsdale for wanting to sign for them, but Ramsdale's been linked with Chelsea, with Newcastle, with Wolves, with AC Milan. We'll have to see what the future holds for him in that regard. We're still linked with Osserman people. Apparently Chelsea have cooled their interest and according to reports in Italy, people are still moving for the Nigerian striker this summer amid interest from the likes of PSG and Saudi side El Hilal. Again, another one that I just feel the finances, not that it don't make sense because he's a quality player, but it just wouldn't make sense. And apparently Napoli are open to signing Smith-Rowe or Tomi Asu as part of a move. Now, Tomi Asu has to stay. I'd be more open to letting Smith-Rowe go and you lot know me, I'm a big fan of Emil Smith-Rowe. If I'm Napoli, I don't really buy that, you know. Surely you just want the money really and truly. You want his 100 to 110 to 130 million euros, whatever it is really. If that can knock off some of the price, why not? Why wouldn't you want to do it really? But surely you just want top dollar. And I know he signed a new deal obviously to make sure he can get an important fee for his current employers. But one has to wonder, the 25-year-old who, as it says there, scored 15 times in Serie A last season, was signing the new deal in your interest? Who knows, people? And you know what? They might have to accept players in a cut-price swap deal. You did hear Lukaku to Napoli rumours with Osserman, because it seems like at this moment in time, not saying clubs won't go for him, but it seems like PSG, Arsenal, Chelsea, the three clubs that have been linked with him, are not really keen on the finances, people. Just because you've got the money doesn't mean you have to do it. Tomi Asu signed a new deal recently. Emil Smith-Rowe is approaching 24 years of age and has two years left on his contract. I think Smith-Rowe is in the band of the Thomas Partays, the Gabriel Jesuses, potentially Zinchenko, players that the club won't actively look to move on. But if offers are made, then it could be done. Smith-Rowe needs to play football. And you know, Italian, you're going to get nice food, lovely way of football. Napoli fans are crazy in a good way. It could be a good move for him. But I'm not too sure if I believe these rumours, personally. Let me know your thoughts. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe. This rumour is just basically saying the same thing. One minute Zouba Mendy doesn't want to sign for Arsenal and Arsenal have moved on. This has said Arsenal are weighing up a deal to sign the Real Sociedad midfielder as we look to strengthen our side. Again, we've talked about him plenty of times. This article has said, you know, he's lined up as Thomas Partay's potential replacement, whatever that means, people. So we'll have to see. He's got a contract until 2027. I think the Zouba Mendy file is closed. Fulham have still been linked with Emil Smith-Rowe as well, people, for what it's worth. So yeah, draw of that what you will. Mikel Arteta is set to become the highest paid manager in Premier League history with the award of Arsenal's new contract. So is he going to get more a year than Pep Guardiola, who apparently was 20 million? I'm not too sure. But yeah, the quicker Mikel Arteta can sign a new deal, the better for Arsenal because we can tick that off, start to work on what we need to do in terms of incomings and outgoings for next season. You know, I mean, the club probably know Arteta is going to stay, but it is what it is. We have been linked with Fi of Barcelona, who I have covered in a video and I've actually done a tactical video of the guy. So make sure your notifications are on because we can look more in depth with him. Fabrizio Romano is waiting on the rumours that Arsenal has bidded 17.5 million quid for the young Barcelona athletic B, I think that's the name of their B side, defender. Barcelona always have, sorry, Barcelona also have a talented young defender in Fi who continues to attract interest with other clubs. They've rejected bids in the past from Nice and Lens. Arsenal been mentioned again, but some media outlets, by some media outlets, but nothing is close or advanced now as Barcelona still have a decision to make on Fi's future. Many clubs are interested in a 19 year old, but it's too early to mention anything concrete or close now. So again, any rumours that Arsenal are about to sign him are premature. Arsenal have been linked with Osman Diamondi and apparently Sporting Lisbon are willing to sell him for something between 50 to 60 million euros, despite him having an 80 million euro price tag. We were linked with him in his days at Denmark, so I wonder if we'll spin the block there. Once again, allegedly, Osman is expecting an offer from Arsenal this summer. Napoli want the entire 130 million release clause, but won't keep him next season due to his salary rise to 10 million. So again, if you activate his release clause, don't you have to pay that all up front? That's probably something Arsenal are not keen to do. I could be wrong in that regard. And we already know this, but Romano has confirmed that Arsenal expected to proceed with the formal steps to activate the £27 million buy option of David Riya in the next days. No changes. Plan confirmed since day one. He's staying and he's going to be Arsenal goalkeeper. So there you have it, people. Let me know your thoughts on Riya, on Ramsdale, on Ed Kettier, on Smith Rowe, obviously on the Osman rumours, how you feel about SESCO and anything else that we've covered, people. Once again, one love for getting me to 60,000, the journey to 70 is alive and kicking, people, and I can't do it without you lot. 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