Arsenal are reportedly going to bid for Shakhtar Donetsk winger Mykhaylo Mudryk. The Gunners have made their efforts stronger for the transfer.
However, they will have to pay a premium price in the January transfer window. Although, many other clubs are also exploring the move for the winger.
ARSENAL AND MYKHAYLO MUDRYK TRANSFER LINKS FULL STORY
According to reports, Arsenal have stepped up their interest in Shakhtar Donetsk winger Mykhaylo Mudryk. The report also claims that the Gunners are already in talks with the agent of the winger. However, they are yet to put in a bid for the winger. Mikel Arteta wants to sign a new right-winger in the January transfer window.
However, he knows it will be difficult as player prices are premium in the January transfer window. Hence, the Arsenal hierarchy are working hard on the Mudryk transfer. The report also claims that the Ukrainian club will ask for 44 million from the interested sides. It also claims that the player is very much open to a move. However, he will not force an exit from the club as he knows the club are in a difficult position due to the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
OTHER TOP CLUBS ARE ALSO IN THE RACE FOR THE WINGER
The Gunners are not the only team interested in the services of Mykhaylo Mudryk. Newcastle United, PSG and Everton are also exploring moves for the winger. The report also claims that Everton put in a 30m bid for the winger in the summer transfer window. However, the bid was immediately rejected by the Ukrainian club.
Although, they are expected to explore the move again in the January transfer window. The report also claims that Newcastle United are also ready to bid 50m for the player. If this is true, the Magpies will certainly brush aside the competition of Arsenal for the winger. Hence, the Gunners need to move in fast for the Shakhtar Donetsk winger.
However, Arsenal does remain the favorite to sign Mykhaylo Mudryk. In recent months, the winger has praised the tactics of their manager Mikel Arteta. He has also said that it will be difficult to reject the approach by the Premier League giants.
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