Benjamin Sesko, Mikel Arteta and Martin Zubendi (photo of Alex Grim, Alex Pantling, Octavio Pass/Getty Images)
Arsenal is already seeking to have two of its key signs for the summer transfer window ready to go to a potential agreement of 120 million euros.
The Gunners were reported at the beginning of the year for coming to advanced talks on the signing of Martin Zubimendi of Real Sociedad.
And despite some stories of the last days on Real Madrid that abduct the agreement, it looks like Arsenal continues to trust Zubimendi will be his player.
The International Spain approached Liverpool last year before rejecting -surprisingly, but there seems to be unlikely that there are problems about him to move to Emirates Stadium.
Benjamin Sesko emerging as the target of higher transfer of arsenal
In addition, signs point to Benjamin Sesko in the arsenal It is also virtually an agreement made.
RB Leipzig’s striker was strongly led by the Giants of Northern London last summer before deciding to spend another season in Bundesliga.
Sesko has been in the Arsenal radar since then, but with various sources, saying that many bases have already been made on this signing.
Things can change quickly in football, especially in the darkened business of transfers, but as things remain, it seems that supporters of the AFC can expect to see that Zubimendi and Sesko join this summer.
Zubimendi has a launch clause of 60 million euros in Real Sociedad, while Sesko is also expected to cost somewhere in the region of 60 million euros.
This could be a significant outlay of € 120 million for Arsenal in these two players, with the sales of players who can help fund the movements.
Although Arsenal wants to maintain Gabriel Magalhaes despite the interest of the Saudi League Pro, there could be a place for others to continue.
The tastes of Oleksandr Zinchenko and Jakub Kiwior face future uncertainty, so he could leave the right price, while Arsenal will also save salaries, as both Jorginho and Thomas Partey seem to leave in free transfers once his contracts expire.
