Arsenal Transfer News Show: WE CANNOT SELL TIERNEY! -Pedro Neto interest revived! | Conor Gallagher!

Deluded Gooner
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Are you not tired of these Arsenal transfer rumours not correlating to us actually seeing
players signed for our football club? I deffo know I am, nonetheless the show must continue.
People deluded, I'm back again. As frustrated as I am that Arsenal haven't signed anyone,
we've got to bear in mind that the time of making this video is the 20th of June.
I'm not saying Arsenal are going to sign world class and world beaters and address every area,
even though I am hopeful that a winger, a central midfielder or a striker, or at least two of the
three, you know, are installed. And I also have faith in Mikel Arteta knowing that we can't rest
on our laurels. We have to improve. We have to, in a positive way, take what we're good at as a
football club, but also become unpredictable. And when you look at the way we've played the last
two seasons better yet, there has been some similarities, but we've been constantly changing.
So hopefully the manager and the decision makers are on the task of obviously making
Arsenal more unpredictable and ultimately making us better as a football club.
Nonetheless, people, as I said, big up yourselves. The show must continue.
And yeah, people, let's see what rumours the journalists and whatnot have for us today.
As I always say, 99.9% of them are BS, and we can probably count, you know, the players that
are linked to our football club. If it's not O Nanna, then it's Jokerez. If it's not Jokerez,
it's Osserman. Then it's Pedro Neto. Then it's Javi Simmonds every now and again,
you know, and there's probably a bunch of names I've missed out people. Nonetheless,
let me share my screen with you lot and let's see exactly what they have to talk about today.
Now, Pedro Neto is a player that I give credibility to some rumours. We've taken a pinch of salt
because we have bidded him before. You know, there's been a long lasting interest. There is,
you know, obviously a need for someone like him. Could you imagine him and Bakayo Saka fighting for
the right wing position or him on the left hand side, in which he's shown he can even play as
a false nine. He's the perfect player, in my opinion, for Arsenal. He's someone I've been
watching since his days at Braga, as you can see with the old videos or old videos on my YouTube
channel. The only thing you can say over Pedro Neto is two things. Injury concerns plus the
Arsenal tax. He, you know, we might not see him, but he might become good friends with Tommy
Assu-Pate and Kieran Taney in the medical room. I know they don't deserve that, but if it's just
on the ability to get it done for me. We've been linked with him before. You know, for me,
if the David Ornsteins and Fabrizio Romanos are quite silent on something, I'd take it with a
pinch of salt just because I think in a day and age where, you know, obviously we're in a period
where there's plenty of talking points with the Euros, but, you know, there isn't too much beyond
that to really speak about. So journalists are going to be creative. They just want to get clicks,
et cetera, et cetera. The game is the game in that regards people. And I don't fault them for such,
if I'm completely honest. But what I mean, oh, let me actually check out my mic as well. Sorry,
we're going to have to keep going. People, the right mic wasn't on. So apologies if I wasn't
sounding as crisp and as sexy as I normally do. But yeah, for me people, you know, in a day and
age where everybody wants to be first, everyone wants to be right. Everyone wants to have all
the news and all of that jazz. At least with Ornstein, he waits until there's some sort of
facts. But where Pedro Neto's concerned, I'd love him at the carpet. Arsenal could choose to revive
their interest in Pedro Neto, give me sports sources have revealed. There's a belief among
Wolves insiders that a deal could be struck in the coming weeks with Neto pinpointed as their
expected big money departure of the summer. You know, you look at him, you look at Norrie and
people of that ilk, you know, they have been linked with moves away from Wolves. Previously,
Liverpool and Manchester City have also been credited, allegedly, with interest in him.
Now, deal could be struck, but what is the asking price? As you know, the Premier League,
you know, we overpay when we try and buy players from foreign leagues. And in and amongst the
Premier League, you have to pay a premium. Whether these signings work out or not, you know,
80 million for Harry Maguire from Manchester United, 50 million for Benjamin White off the
back of one Premier League season, which 50 million well spent. Declan Rice, I'm sure we
didn't want to spend 100 odd million, but that was the going rate. That's worked out
really and truly. Kai Havert, 65 odd million quid. And there's probably plenty of other
examples. So I'd love Pedro Neto. Let me know your thoughts, people. Would you sign him?
And you'd imagine he's, I don't know where attainable goals, but it seems like there's
always this general consensus that he will move to a different club one day. One player who we
might not be able to sell now because of an injury, Quirin Tini. If he was watching the Scotland game
yesterday in the Euros, you would have seen he was been stretched off. There are some rumours
around this is hamstring and other things, people. We hope it's nothing too serious.
Unfortunately, when you think of Quirin Tini, his name is synonymous with injuries. It's probably,
you know, injuries in the dictionary. Quirin Tini's picture is probably there, unfortunately,
to the Flying Scots with Flying Scotsman, which obviously could have ramifications as to whether
we're able to sell him. I think it's clear that, you know, his days at the Emirates are numbered.
He's kind of reflected that in interviews. And it appears that if Arsenal are still trying to buy
a left-back, Kyrgios is, for whatever reason, is ahead of him, really, or an option ahead of him
because he's in the side. Timber and Tommy Assu is bad news for him. And obviously you've got
Zinchenko. So, you know, for someone who was earmarked by Arteta to be our captain one day,
someone who is contracted until 2026, someone who could be an option on the bench for us,
it's bad news for him. And that is a player that we might struggle to move on. But we hope it's,
you know, we prepare for the worst where injuries are concerned. We hope for the best. So hopefully
Quirin Tini's injury isn't serious and he's able to play some part of what Scotland have left of
the Euro campaign, which apparently won't be their must-win against Hungary on Sunday, for what it's
worth. Moving away from that, I knew it was a matter of time before he was linked with Coler Gallagher.
Apparently he's of interest to both Arsenal and Manchester United. Now, I know many people won't
want to hear this, but I'm not against Coler Gallagher in the squad. I am against it if,
I mean, you know, Arteta has shown me to stick with him in certain difficult decisions. So,
a bit like when we signed Kai Havertz, you know, I didn't think Kai Havertz is a bad player,
neither do I think Gallagher is. But it's more of, OK, I'm going to put my trust in the madman
Mikel Arteta because I can't really see it. I'm going to probably upset a lot of you and you're
probably cut off now, but this is why football, you know, is a great game and we encourage debate.
I'm not against Coler Gallagher. If that's the guy that we're looking at to partner Declan
Rice and could complete that trio of Odegaard, Rice and him, then I'm not for it. But the option
of Coler Gallagher in the squad, you know, to deputise for Declan Rice to come on in games,
I'm not necessarily against that. Of course, him being English and homegrown has some sort of,
you know, positivity around it. And I don't think he's a bad player. He's not a glamorous player.
You know, he's a piano pusher in his side versus a piano player. People don't pay to watch Coler
Gallagher. But I like him, people. Now, again, Arsenal and Manchester United could make a case
if we need midfield enforcement. Obviously, both clubs last summer signed Mount and Kai
Havertz respectively. So that could be where it lies. And Coler Gallagher, where Chelsea's
concerned, seems to be one of the players forever linked with a move away. We don't know what their
new manager has planned in which that's why you can't really add fuel to this. I'm sure this guy,
their new manager, has indirectly made his decisions up about the bulk of his squad,
who can stay, who can go, who's available for the right price. But Coler Gallagher is
you'd imagine, for Conor, he at least wants to see if he can convince this gaffer. And you'd
imagine where the gaffer's concerned, he at least wants to see him in training.
You do hear talking points around Gallagher that he wants to fight for his Chelsea
spot, that he feels a good Euros can basically remind people what he's on.
So I don't really give credibility to these rumours, people. But allegedly,
Arsenal and Man Utd have been linked. Apparently, Athletico placed a bid which was swiftly turned
down. And Aston Villa, who are in the Champions League, would be a good move for him, especially
not quite Douglas Luiz replacement. But there's a midfield job that's going at Aston Villa. And
he's also been linked to Spurs, which are the names I said, you know, no matter where Chelsea
are at, you know, Spurs is always a step down, if I'm honest. So I don't really buy those rumours,
really, and truly, if I'm completely honest, especially if they want 42 million odd quid.
Now, he's in his mid-20s. He is experienced. He has been in the Premier League for a while.
You know, he was one of the first names on the team sheet where Chelsea were concerned.
And as a non-Chelsea fan, if I'm brutally honest, I think it's more down to the mess Chelsea find
themselves in. But, you know, Caicedo, Enzo Fernandes and Colo Gallagher in midfield,
there were several times I was doing watch-alongs with you lot. And Colo Gallagher was the stand-out
man per se, really. So I'm not for it, if it's the game-changing midfield receipt. But if it's
someone that could come into the squad, then, you know, you have a Declan Rice, another another A,
Colo Gallagher and the options we have. I can move with that, if I'm honest with you. I'm not,
I wouldn't be up in arms, really. Now, I'm pessimistic on the Colo Gallagher stuff. So
you could see where I'm going with Bruno Guimaraes. We love Bruno Guimaraes at the
carpet. Him and Declan Rice right up my street, especially if we're trying to become a side that
can dominate the league and win a Prem. I don't buy these rumours because, again,
if it's not Onana, then it's Guimaraes, then it's Zouba Mendy every week. You know, for me,
it comes down to the price, where Guimaraes is concerned. And I can't see Arsenal paying
the premium that they want. Apparently, he's returned to being a leading target.
There's even rumours that players could be offered in a swap deal. Who those players are,
I'm not too sure. You know, you could probably imagine Reece Nelson, Eddie Nketiah, Smith Rowe,
the player Kieran Teen, if he was fit, potentially Aaron Ramsdell. These are the players that could
potentially be linked with such. Zinchenko was linked with Newcastle once upon a time,
as was Thomas Partey. But I don't buy that. And if you're Bruno, sorry, if you're Eddie Howe
and Newcastle, I don't imagine, I would imagine there might be some players of interest to you.
There is a world where a swap deal or, you know, a couple of players plus cash could happen.
But I would just want an asking price. You know, I want my hundred odd million quid,
essentially, really and truly, or something sky high for Bruno Guimaraes. And where Guimaraes
is concerned, hindsight apologies, it's 2020. And everybody's a genius in hindsight. But every now
and again, you know, whether it's Isak Atsos, your dad, whether it was Guimaraes when he was
at Lyon, it just feels like there's some players that you can see their quality, you can see what
they bring to the table. Kudos where Ajax is concerned. And you're just kind of begging your
club to sign them or they end up where all their names are that I just said at now. And you either
pay the going rate or you forget about it, people. So let me know your thoughts where that's concerned.
Jeremy Frimpong is a player consistently linked with Arsenal. I like him in the final,
Middelford, not really convinced by him defensively, but you never know really and truly.
Romano has said on the player who's been linked with Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and
a bunch of other clubs, who has a release clause of 40 odd million, that no decision will be made
on him before after the Euros, people, which is the case for half of the team, essentially, people.
We've seen Jeremy Frimpong linked with Arsenal in recent times, but also more recently with Liverpool.
Still have no update on Frimpong now because he will not decide anything on his future during
the Euros. This is the current plan. The release clause is there and valid, but Frimpong wants to
focus on the Euros now. So the situation is currently quiet. He's actually also been linked
with a return back to Manchester City, people. Now again, Josh Rozerski is another one that's
always linked with us. One minute he's, you know, just lacking a pen really and truly to sign for
AC Milan. This has said Manchester United are back on the agenda and obviously Arsenal apparently
are waiting in the wings and watching development on such. We've also been linked with launching an
opening bid for Osserman. It's described as a low ball offer, really. I don't think we get
Osserman, but he's someone that's consistently linked with us, people. Apparently we're not
willing to meet the Yokorez release clause despite our long desire to bring in a striker,
which is something we've heard before. We're not keen on spending 86 million quid on the
Sporting Lisbon striker. Arda Güler is predictable really because of, you know,
our dealings with Madrid, where we got Sevilla on a couple of loans, got Odegaard. You know,
Arda Güler scored a lovely goal against Georgia for Turkey. Somewhat the poster boy for Turkish
football of the future. The man's at Real Madrid. You can't rule out him getting an opportunity,
but for his quality, you know, it speaks volumes of the quality that Real Madrid have in that he
struggled for first team football last season with injuries, and you'd imagine he might struggle
again this year, really, even though I think he's a quality player. Now he's been linked with
Arsenal. Now if you're Real Madrid, would you want to sell him already? Probably not when he's 19
years of age and barely had an opportunity. You know, it was predictable that he'd be linked with
Arsenal. If there's a deal to be done for the 19-year-old, get it done if I'm honest with you,
but I can't see it happening. You know, he can play as a 10, can play off the right. You know,
he's got fantastic passing and dribbling qualities, capable of moments of madness that you
score with his saw, with his screamer, you know, and with that, you know, delivering the goods for
your country. I can't draw too many conclusions on one game, but that tells you his mentality is A1
really. I would imagine Real Madrid loan him out where he can get first team football and review
the situation. If anything, you know, even though I think he can have a future at Madrid, if anything,
you would imagine it would closely mimic Martin Odegaard where a couple of loans, who knows what's
going on there really, but there's such, there's great options and we've been linked, we were
linked with him when he was at Fenerbahce. It's predictable that he was going to get linked with
Arsenal going into this, going into this summer because of the lack of football he's got at Real
Madrid and obviously what we're doing with quote-unquote young players and definitely after
he scored that screamer. Allegedly Liverpool and Arsenal as well as Dortmund are tracking people.
Apparently some believe Guler's future at Real Madrid is in doubt due to his lack of regular
minutes under Carlo Ancelotti, which I understand that, but at the same time, you know, you look at
what Real Madrid are about as a football club, what they've won last season, you know, sorry,
Carlo Ancelotti is paid to win football games. He's not paid to just develop youth. So if he
feels there's stronger options, you know, which isn't exactly fair to Guler, that's what needs to
be done. And where you look around and you've got Modric, Toni Kroos, Thieu Amene, Gamavinga,
Bellingham, Valverde, you know, and again, he's a versatile player that can play in a couple of
that, right? Then you'll start talking about players who aren't necessarily stationed there,
but, you know, you've got the Mbappes now, the Viniciuses, the Rodrigos, even people like Diaz,
who's probably ahead of him slightly in the pecking order where the subs are concerned.
It's Real Madrid, you know, you're at the pinnacle of world football. So, yeah, did he make the move
to Madrid too early? You could say yes, but you could also say no, because you look at Hendrik
and a number of recruits that Real Madrid have bought, you know, this is the modern day now.
You play well as a little 17, 18-year-old and big clubs are circling for you. So,
I think Guler would be amazing under Mikel Arteta for what it's worth, but it just seems like
creative journalism. We've gone over Frimpong already. And obviously, again, going back to
the Zersky stuff, people, we all know the backdrop. Allegedly, Kaya Djurupkin is holding up any
potential move to anywhere because of his commission. He's seeking €15 million in which
United are based. Himmel and Arsenal and Man Utd are probably the more likely to go and do that,
essentially, people. This rumour has also said that, you know, he's got a brother and his brother
could be signed by AC Milan as kind of a sweetener to the deal. So, you know, where Gomarez, Zersky,
Ardegeler, Pedro Neto, you know, Osemen, Llores and anyone else we've discussed are concerned.
That's all there is at the time of making this video. As you know, if there's any other
emerging news and rumours, I'll get vids out for you lot. But for now, people, let me know your
thoughts on everything, especially Pedro Neto. Do you think he'd actually be a good player for us?
So, yeah, like, comment, share, subscribe. On that note, you lot stay safe, stay blessed.
Check out the rest of the videos. But for now, we'll link up again soon. Peace.
