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Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Oleksandr Zinchenko will become an Arsenal player. The Ukraine international was spotted at Arsenal's pre-season friendly with Orlando City sat next to technical director Edu ahead of his imminent transfer from Manchester City.
Arsenal have gone with a weaker starting squad than their match against Everton. The big hitters have been left on the bench as Mikel Arteta names a heavily changed side from the team that beat the Toffees.
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Arsenal are one step closer to landing Oleksandr Zinchenko as their fifth signing of the summer…
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta‘s previous relationship with Oleksandr Zinchenko should see him prove a success in north London, according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth.
Manchester City for a fee in the region of 32 million pounds ($38.39 million) after the clubs agreed a deal, British media reported on Tuesday. Sky Sports said Arsenal will pay 30 million pounds up front with two million pounds in add-ons, with the 25-year-old leaving City's training camp in America to link up with the London side who are also on a U.S. pre-season tour.
:Arsenal are set to sign Oleksandr Zinchenko from Premier League champions Manchester City for a fee in the region of 32 million pounds ($38.39 million) after the clubs agreed a deal, British media reported on Tuesday.
TUESDAY'S BIG STORIES Crumbs From The Top Table Ad/> A theory: the reason a lot of football followers seem to prefer watching and supporting their team in the transfer market, as opposed to actually playing the sport, comes down to a question of agency. Winning a game of football is beyond the fan's control, after all, apart from the possible impacts of a lot of shouting. But winning the transfer market is an exercise in competitive storytelling, and everybody gets to play.