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Arsenal to pull off last minute surprise — Fabrizio Romano

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Arsenal to pull off last minute surprise -- Fabrizio Romano

The summer transfer window draws nearer to its closing date, and according to reliable transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal may swoop in with a late minute surprise as they gear up for the premier league title charge.

Conversation about the Gunners heading into the transfer market geared up when Arsenal’s new signing, Jurrien Timber picked up a lengthy injury lay-off on the opening weekend of the Premier League season against Nottingham Forest.

This, for Fabrizio Romano has led to the North London side raising discussions within its ranks pertaining a replacement signing for the Dutch defender.

Addressing Arsenal’s current stance on the transfer front, the prominent journalist and CaughtOffside columnist, Fabrizio Romano shared insights in the DeBrief podcast.

Romano stated that internal discussions within Arsenal are ongoing and that a final decision is yet to be made.

He highlighted that the club is actively considering the possibility of bringing in another player before the transfer window closes on September 1.

The specific position to be reinforced remains under contemplation, with a focus on either a new Centre-back or a full-back. Timber’s versatility in covering both roles has prompted Arsenal to assess the ideal candidate for their needs.

While the potential addition of Benjamin Pavard had been discussed internally, Romano noted that the French player is on the verge of joining Inter Milan, with a deal close to completion.

Furthermore, the financial aspects played a role in Arsenal’s decision-making, as they were reluctant to invest €30 million in a player whose contract expires next summer.

Romano emphasized Arsenal’s prudent approach to the market, suggesting that the club is unlikely to make any extravagant signing, if at all a player is brought in.

Instead, the Italian reports that the North London side will be on card to pursue things in more intelligent and strategic ways with potential signings.

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