He’s open to move: Arsenal holding internal discussions about shock move for £400k-p/w star…

Arsenal is reportedly engaged in internal discussions regarding a surprising move for a star earning £400k per week.

This potential acquisition could be one of the standout transfers of the summer window, as the club aims to reclaim the Premier League title after a disappointing season.

Following a painful defeat to Liverpool, which has left Mikel Arteta and the team frustrated, Arsenal is determined to improve next season.

Despite facing injury challenges and inconsistent performances, there is still hope for the Gunners to salvage their current campaign with an upcoming crucial match against Paris Saint-Germain, which could lead them to the Champions League final.

Achieving European success would certainly alleviate the disappointment of missing out on the league title and mark a significant milestone in what has been a season filled with unrealized potential.

Additionally, new sporting director Andrea Berta is reportedly planning to make a significant impact in the upcoming transfer market.

Arsenal explores potential De Bruyne transfer.

Reports from The Boot Room indicate that Arsenal has initiated internal talks regarding the possibility of acquiring Kevin de Bruyne once his contract with Manchester City concludes this summer.

The Belgian midfielder is said to prefer remaining in Europe, which has surprised the Citizens, who anticipated he would move to Saudi Arabia or the USA.

While MLS team San Diego continues to pursue De Bruyne, his inclination to stay at the highest competitive level could create opportunities for Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta is already well-acquainted with De Bruyne’s talents, having collaborated with him during his tenure as Pep Guardiola’s assistant.

A true legend of the Premier League, the £400,000-a-week player has received accolades that reflect his status in recent weeks.

Guardiola remarked to the media: ‘One must always exercise caution and show respect for players who have played pivotal roles and for the incredible talents that have represented this club for the past 20 or 30 years.

However, there is no doubt he ranks among the greatest, without question.

His consistency—barring the last year and a half due to injury issues—in both crucial and less significant matches, and his ability to perform every three days, is remarkable.’