Arsenal “advanced” in a £51 million deal Bruno Guimaraes is considered an alternative following a significant transfer update at Newcastle United.

Arsenal “advanced” in a £51 million deal Bruno Guimaraes is considered an alternative following a significant transfer update at Newcastle United. Arsenal is reportedly making progress in their pursuit of a

 

 

 

 

“alternative” to Bruno Guimaraes, as they appear to be experiencing frustration in their efforts to lure the Brazilian player from St James’ Park. On Sunday, Guimaraes made history by becoming the first Newcastle United captain in 70 years to lift a significant domestic trophy at Wembley,

 

 

 

 

thereby putting an end to seven decades of suffering for Magpies supporters worldwide. Guimaraes has not only inscribed his name in the club’s history but has also become a fan favourite on Tyneside, a goal he has expressed from the beginning of his tenure in black and white. “It is all for these fans,” a visibly emotional Guimaraes stated to Sky Sports on the Wembley pitch.

 

 

 

 

“They are entitled to everything.” Upon my arrival, I expressed my desire to establish my name in history. I am at a loss for words. It is the most exceptional day of my existence. For the supporters, it is comparable to the World Cup. Individuals have matured and no longer regard us as champions. This is my inaugural year as the commander of this organisation, and it is one of the most memorable days. This is beyond belief.

 

 

 

 

Arsenal’s Bruno Guimaraes transfer links Guimaraes, like his colleague Alexander Isak, has been associated with a potential transfer to the Emirates Stadium for an extended period. Guimaraes was reportedly linked with a move to the Gunners prior to departing France to join Eddie Howe’s team. However, it was the Magpies who secured his signature.

 

 

 

 

The 27-year-old has once again become a target for Mikel Arteta’s team in recent times, although it appears that they will be taking a different approach this summer. Arsenal is purportedly prioritising Real Sociedad’s Martin Zubimendi this summer, as opposed to Guimaraes, who was on the verge of joining Liverpool last summer before ultimately choosing to remain with the La Liga club.

 

 

 

 

David Ornstein has recently expressed his opinion on this matter in the Athletic, stating, “This is a personal opinion rather than sourced information, but I don’t see Arsenal signing Zubimendi and Guimaraes.” Stay informed about NUFC’s match-day activities by subscribing to our football newsletters.

 

 

 

 

 

It appears that the ship has departed, despite our knowledge of the historical connections to Guimaraes. I am uncertain as to whether Arsenal would be willing to pay the amount Newcastle would demand for him, as they are likely interested in retaining him, similar to Alexander Isak. This is particularly true given that he will be 28 years old this year.