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Arsenal receive good news in their race to sign Youri Tielemans
Arsenal have been linked with a move for Leicester City midfielder Youri Tielemans over the last few weeks and it’s now reported that they might have received good news in their pursuit.

Arsenal will kick off the start of the Premier League season in a match against Crystal Palace in a few days from now but they are however still very much active in the summer transfer window since there is still more time. Arsenal have in the past few weeks been linked with a move for Youri Tielemans and its now reported that the gunners might have received some good news in that endeavour.
Arsenal have so far made five signings in this summer transfer window and the gunners will wish to sign at least another central midfielder before the window closes, and Youri Tielemans looks like he might be the player that the gunners have chosen as the perfect transfer target.
Leicester City will be looking to make some sales this month and their two midfielders, Youri Tielemans and James Maddison have been linked with a move away from the King Power Stadium. Arsenal might have received good news in their pursuit of Youri Tielemans as per Football.London which reveals that Newcastle United having their bids for James Maddison rejected could see Leicester City be more willing to let go of the Belgian international.
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