As Mikel Arteta seduces the sun away of his walk, Arsenal are moving for a person who is adored by Newcastle United enthusiasts.
Mikel Arteta, the director of Arsenal, has" seduced" a cult hero to meet the Gunners.
The north London dress are trying to arrange their squad back of another difficult season in the top, and there is a transfer twist on the way. As Arteta and Co. embark on a charm offensive, Arsenal, which came within a whisker of winning the title next phrase, are reportedly looking for new additions in a number of jobs.
And then, sporting chairman Edu Gaspar only needs to agree terms with one transfer destination, with Arteta laying the foundation for the job he's building in the N5.
Spanish media outlets Mundo Deportivo and Sport both claimed via Sport Witness that Arteta has informed True Sociedad actor Mikel Merino that he has "big ideas" for him and that he will move to the Emirates Stadium this summers.
The maneuver would be seen as a great bend in another story – as Arsenal have long been tracking the Spain international's club- partner, Martin Zubimendi. Arteta has the Basque network, but, as a brother local of the area who has also played for the San Sebastian clothing.
Supporters of Newcastle United still hold out for Merino, who previously wanted the megalomaniac to keep the east, and the interest is definitely in line with a new report from the Athletic, who claimed that" Arsenal are leaning towards adding a No. 6 rather than a No. 8, because they believe the market has more appealing alternatives available.
In DataVictory's mind, it's hard to know only how practical these links are. Although Zubimendi has long been associated with the Gunners, it seems as though Merino's tilt appears to have just happened.
What's for sure, however, is that Merino may match Arsenal down to a shirt. The 28-year-old is a natural match for hands growth in middle and, as a left-footer, offers passing options that Jurrien Timber, Declan Rice, and Gabriel Martinelli cannot from that position.
Merino is valued at €50 million by Transfermarkt.
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