Transfer News
Report: Two players closing in on exits that will generate up to £42m
The latest reports state that Emiliano Martinez and Lucas Torriera are close to leaving Arsenal.

Arsenal goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has completed a move to Aston Villa for a fee in the region of £20m, confirmed by reliable Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano via his Twitter account.
After 10 years at Arsenal and finally having his breakthrough season, Martinez decided to seek first team assurances elsewhere and his departure is on mutual terms.
Brentford’s David Raya and Dijon’s Alex Runnarson have been lined up as possible replacements.

Martinez has joined Aston Villa on a 4 year deal(Photo by David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
The other player who is on the verge of an exit is Uruguayan midfielder Lucas Torreira who is very close to sealing a return to Italy to play for Torino according to Football Italia.
Arsenal will accept a fee of €24m (£22m) which is slightly less than the £26m they purchased him for.

Torreira is heading back to Italy after 2 seasons at Arsenal. (Photo by David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
Torreira’s exit could boost the pursuit of long term target Thomas Partey who has a release clause of £45m.
The sell of Torriera and Martinez would fetch Arsenal a combined fee of £42m which would be used to fund targets such as Thomas Partey and Houssem Aouar.
-
Injury News23 hours ago
Arteta reveals the bad news received on Alexandre Lacazette’s injury
-
Injury News1 day ago
Arsenal releases list of players that will miss their game against Fulham
-
Transfer News2 days ago
Report: Hector Bellerin to “leave” Arsenal at the end of the season
-
News1 day ago
Arsenal lineup to face Fulham revealed as Arteta makes some changes
-
News1 day ago
Mikel Arteta speaks out on whether Arsenal deserved a win over Fulham
-
Transfer News3 hours ago
Lacazette makes a statement on his future amid reports of Arsenal wanting to sell him
-
News7 hours ago
Arsenal announce their involvement in new big money European Super League
-
News2 hours ago
Why the new Super League could be the death of Arsenal as we know it