Arsenal confirmed that he had signed a contract with the Spanish player, Martin Zubimendi from Sociedad with a transfer fee of 61 million pounds on Sunday – significantly higher than the contract release fee of £ 52 million.
Zubimendi signed a 5 -year contract with Arsenal, the team defeated opponents in the Premier League, Liverpool and Man City as well as Real Madrid to get the signature of the 26 -year -old player.
The Spanish player has long been pursued by coach Mikel Arteta, the last people have gained one of their important goals. And it seems that recruiting Zubimendi is very important for Arteta, so much so that the Premier League candidates are ready to spend a lot of money to bring him back to his squad.
It is known that just activating the midfielder's liberation clause will cause Arsenal to pay £ 52 million in cash immediately and have the ability to hinder the opportunity to sign contracts with other expensive goals. Therefore, the BLD Arsenal is willing to pay more than £ 9 million in Zubimendi's contract release clause, which allows them to pay the transfer fee in batches, helping to minimize the need to immediately pay a large amount of money.
In addition, Arsenal is negotiating with Sporting Lisbon on signing contracts with striker Viktor Gyokeres. This agreement is expected to make the North London team lose £ 70 million.
Moreover, Arsenal prepared to make a suggestion to Chelsea's winger, Noni Madueke after the representative of the British player agreed on personal terms with the Gunners. Chelsea wanted more than £ 50 million for Madueke and in this process, there was a move to explore the teenage player, Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri – who has not agreed on the terms of the new contract.
The appearance of Zubimendi will be a big push for the Arsenal midfield, which has undergone the reform after the departure of Thomas Partey and Jorginho. The Spanish player, who will wear the No. 36 shirt at the Emirates, played 180 times in La Liga for Sociedad after growing up from the team's academy and 18 caps on La Roja.
