Noni Madueke considered at Arsenal if they miss out on Rodrygo Goes
Arsenal are yet to contact Chelsea for inquiries about their winger Noni Madueke this summer.
Earlier July there were news coming out of English media that linked the winger to join Arsenal in a move to cover up for the depth of the squad by adding another player who can cover up for Bukayo Saka on the right wing.
Arsenal viewed the player as a £35m and below a bargain and decent price but since then Chelsea seem to value him more than £50m
According to THE ATHLETIC; For Arsenal to sign Madueke, Chelsea want more than £50million. The club believe the current market justifies such a figure. He has 5 years left on his contract, so Chelsea are under no pressure to sell. No talks between the London rivals have taken place yet.
On the other hand Arsenal are waiting for Real Madrid to give a final answer on the availability of Rodrygo Goes who has become out of project for the sitting coach Xabi Alonso but since Real Madrid are participating in the club world cup they have opted to keep silent about the winger's availability. This has made Arsenal to remain reluctant to sign Madueke.
The other obstacle is the availability of crystal palace and former Arsenal academy winger Eberechi Eze who strongly admitted publicly about his desire to play for Arsenal. Palace are asking for £68m paid upfront and Arsenal want to pay the money in a three installments plan that can see them pay £20m per installment and £8m in add ones depending on his performances.
That's the situation that Arsenal is still considering not to miss out on the best choice of a winger as they push for the EPL title in the 2025-2026 campaign.
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