Arsenal tries to sell five players when Andrea Berta assumes a new transfer plan | Football | Sports

Since joining Arsenal in March, Andrea Berta has worked tirelessly to secure new signings for Mikel Arteta. His immediate impact on negotiations and transactions was clear in the acquisition of £ 63.7 million by Viktor Gyokeres. Berta strongly advocated for the Swedish striker, who will lead the attack on Old Trafford in the next Sunday’s Premier League opener.

Although progress has been made on several new contracts, attention is now being changed to player departures during the last weeks of the transfer window. This is where Berta’s expertise that the Italian manager will really shine. So far, Arsenal has only collected £ 8.57 million from player sales after selling Nuno Tavares and Marquinhos. However, a number of other players are available, and there is a strong desire to move these French stars before September 1st time.

Fulham continues to negotiate an agreement for Reiss Nelson after his loan on Craven Cottage last season. The wing, which returned to the Arsenal training in La Manga after undergoing hamstring surgery in February, also has interest from other Premier League clubs.

Fulham wants to arrange a first loan, but Arsenal prefers a permanent business, even though Nelson impresses his tour before the season in Asia.

Then there is Fabio Vieira, a signing of £ 34.7 million from Porto in the summer of 2022, which will not yet make its mark on the Emirate. Stuttgart is ongoing conversation with Arsenal over a permanent business, with Gunners who is looking for a sum of up to £ 17.35 million (€ 20 million).

Vieira is free to leave and has not yet done a season before the season, after getting an extended interruption after his participation in the club’s World Cup with postage.

Goalkeeper Karl Hein notices from Levante and Rangers, and Arsenal is eager to complete a sale. The Finnish international signed a contract extension last summer before being lent to Real Valladolid, but now Arsenal offers offers.

Oleksandr Zinchenko is also available for transmission, although his salary can be a problem. The North London Club is eager to avoid losing the Ukrainian defender on a free transfer in 2026, as he is now during the last year of his current contract.

Arsenal has also found it difficult to find buyers for Albert Sambi Lokonga after his loan-stint at Seville, and the Belgieren has remained an unused replacement during the season.

Gabriel Jesus has aroused interest from Brazil, but he is currently focusing on his recovery after knee surgery in January.

Porto also gave a bid for defender Jakub Kiwior, but Arsenal dismissed it when they gradually reintegrates center -back Gabriel Magalhaes in the squad after his hamstring operation last season.

Kiwior is also on Juventus radar, but if he does not express a desire to leave, Arteta would be more than happy to keep the Polish player.