Arsenal want to sign Federico Chiesa | Semih Kilicsoy deal | Smith Rowe to Luton Latest News Show

Allegedly, Arsenal want to sign Chiesa, Emil Smith-Rowe could be going to Luton. We've been linked with a Besiktas young rising star. People deluded, I'm back again. As usual, big up to all of you lot for tuning in. I hope you're doing well and safe. Let me share my screen with you lot and let's go over the latest rumours concerning Arsenal Football Club. As we know, 99.9% of these things are BS, but they make for great talking points. Now, what is you lot's thoughts on Chiesa? I think when I think of Chiesa, I think he's a technically great, he's versatile and he's a player that's been linked with us during his days at Fiorentina. Obviously, he's gone to Juventus now and he's still persistently linked with us. When I think of him, I do think of injuries and with the Arsenal tax, it doesn't make sense. Now, some of you would have seen the previous contents and pieces I've done. I told you that we'd get linked with Chiesa. There could be a bunch of reasons owing to his contract. Obviously, he wasn't seen eye to eye with Allegri. He's now departed Juventus. So, there's a bunch of reasons. On top of him, obviously, being an attacking player, give or take, can play up front as well as out wide. Two positions, apologies to Arsenal, probably need to bring in some recruits. So, that's probably where the rumours come from, people. But, allegedly, Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle are all interested in signing Chiesa from Juventus, according to a report. Tuto Juve, apologies, reports that the trio of Premier League clubs are all weighing up the possibility of signing the creative forward for a sum in the region of 40 to 45 million euros. Chiesa is coming off a season in which he scored nine top flight goals from a side that was coached by Allegri for the majority of the season. But, as we know, Mota is about to become their manager. And actually, you would have seen Joshua Xerxe, a player that was linked with us. Apparently, he's moving ever closer to signing for AC Milan and Benjamin Sesko is all the rage. Now, 40 odd million quid, I know stats ain't everything, but 40 odd million quid, with everything else I've said, and nine top flight goals, it's not really giving that he's going to really improve us. Of course, in a more attacking side, around great players, he obviously has the capacity to do a lot more than that. Apparently, in total, for Juventus, he's played 131 times people and has 32 goals, with his career having stalled during the 2021-22 campaign, in which he suffered a hamstring injury before suffering a serious knee problem that kept him out for the best part of the year. He's not yet rediscovered the level that saw him lead Italy to Euro 2020 glory three years ago, but he will be a leading figure for Italy at the upcoming European Championships in Germany. So, it is what it is in that regard. And he's also linked with a couple of clubs in Italy, people. Apparently, they could lose him to rival clubs. He'd prefer to join Conte at Napoli over Roma. So, again, I'm always pessimistic on rumours originating out of Italy for obvious reasons. We've been burnt in the past with Vlaevic and Locatelli and a bunch of players. So, who knows? Moving on, allegedly Smith Rowe is wanted by Championship side Luton Town. Now, you saw Lokonga have a good loan spell there. You obviously saw Barkley do well there. And again, you know, Smith Rowe, one of his best times away from Arsenal is actually his loan in the Championship at Huddlesfield. You can't be snooty. Football is football. Had Luton Town stayed up, probably, but because they haven't, it does not make sense. And with two years left on his deal, it doesn't make sense to depart unless he's departing permanently. According to sources, Luton are hoping to sign Smith Rowe on a loan deal to replace Ross Barkley, who will re-sign for Aston Villa. Rob Edwards believes the offensively-minded midfielder could help Luton Town. And he's actually crossed paths with Smith Rowe before, during, you know, his days being involved with the England youth set-up, in which it says it here. He's a really good player. I was lucky enough, he probably won't remember, but I did a few England camps with him at under-20s when I was at the FA and I thought he was outstanding. We played Portugal. We won 4-0 and I thought he was brilliant. I've always been a big admirer of his. I thought he was really good. He's a top player. They've got a lot of top players here and he's just been unfortunate not to get in, but I think he's an exceptional player. So that would be great for him in theory, but it needs to be a top-level loan. Apparently, the agent of Besiktas player Ser Semi-Colossi, I can't pronounce that, forgive me, has confirmed that Arsenal are keeping tabs on his client. Now, an agent is always going to say everybody's looking at you and, you know, young, emerging talent across the whole world, Arsenal and everyone are going to be looking. But sending scouts, being kept updated on progress doesn't mean you're looking to sign him at any given point, people. You know, obviously, Turkey have a lot of good young players coming through. Him and Arda Güler, just two of those. Apparently, the Besiktas striker enjoyed a real breakout season last term, netting a goal in the Super League pretty much every other game, despite just being 18. After a haul of 11 goals and three assists in 23 outings, that's quite good. The youngster is hoping to be on the plane to Germany for Euro 2024. He's got interest from Aston Villa, allegedly. And apparently, Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham have all been said to be keeping tabs on him, with the Gunners reportedly keen on the young striker. On the continent too, he is said to have admirers and this has now been confirmed by his agent. Apparently, if an offer has to come to Besiktas, I'm not aware of it. I know that clubs such as Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Arsenal, PSG, Monaco, Leverkusen, Stuttgart are watching Semi. We received information about this. But it's not reached the negotiation stage, at least from the ones who have reached out to us. There is no offer. He is a special player at a young age. Therefore, Semi is followed in the five biggest leagues of Europe. And of course, the Besiktas situation is always important here. There's one more factor. Currently, he's only concentrating on the national team. We'll look at the situation after the European Championship. So, I have to see what's going on there, people. We already know this, but allegedly, according to the Mirror, Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah, Emil Smithrow and Rhys Nelson are all up for sale in this upcoming transfer window. Aaron Ramsdale potentially could even head out on loan. On the subject of Aaron Ramsdale, Arsenal are open to letting the goalkeeper leave on loan if nobody is willing to sign the England star on a permanent basis. Ramsdale spent last season playing second fiddle for David Raya and has naturally attracted interest from Premier League rivals. However, he still has three years left to run on the new contract he signed just over 12 months ago, meaning Arsenal will only sell him for a substantial fee. They signed the shortstop for 30 million in 2021, but Mirror Football understands that Arsenal would be open to letting Ramsdale leave on a temporary basis for a season if a permanent deal fails to materialise in the coming months. Bruno Guimaraes apparently, people, he wants to stay at Newcastle. So, I think that one was dead in the rubber anyways. Santi Cazorla has been potentially linked with returning to Arsenal in a coaching capacity, people. And apparently, Mikel Arteta has left the door open for him. He said he's got a special admiration for both Mikel Arteta and Arsenal. And I'm sure we'd all love Santi Cazorla back, man. I just wish he was 20 years younger. That's an exaggeration. I just wish he was five or 10 years younger and our midfield would be sorted. Could you imagine him? Odegaard and Declan Rice, forget about it. Apparently, we're set to miss out on Joshua Zerksy. He's close to moving to AC Milan. Allegedly, he was one of those with the Izzacs, with the Llorens, with the Tonys, with Cesco, who's aggressively being linked to us in the last week, really, as someone we could potentially sign. Arsenal have reportedly been looking at younger players with the potential to become world-class, such as Zerksy and Benjamin Cesco. Links to Zerksy have been coming from abroad, mainly in Italy, while several journalists based in England and Fabrizio Romano have claimed the Premier League giants are looking at Cesco, who has also been targeted by Manchester United and Chelsea. Apparently, his agent is Kai Jurupkin, who's quite close with Edu and whatnot at Arsenal. And apparently, he's got a £34 million release clause. So, it could be something to watch, but it seems like that one's gone really and truly, and it seems like Milan are moving ever closer. I did cover this in a previous vid, but Jarrell Hatto has confirmed he's going to stay at Ajax for at least one more season. So, we'll have to watch that. Again, it's getting a bit boring, where Onana's concerned, but allegedly, we're hoping to snare him to the carpet, really. And apparently, there's a growing feeling that the 12-cap Belgium international could be captured for good value. Now, what is good value? Anything beyond 50 to 60, it starts to get a bit vague. There's been conflicting reports that we're talking with his agent and that reports that we're doing such are wide of the mark. So, we'll have to see exactly what's going on there. Eddie Nketiah is always going to be linked with a move away, and we've not found a conclusion over his future. Apparently, Arsenal would accept a big offer for Nketiah this summer. And I wonder, because of the length of the contract, similar to what we saw with Aaron Ramsdale, could he be someone that, if you can't get a permanent offer that makes sense, he goes out on loan. But you'd imagine it's the beginning of the end for Eddie Nketiah. Keeping up the theme with Arsenal's transfer news, Eddie Nketiah was linked to Fulham, but Fulham's Jao Paulinho, who hasn't been linked with us recently, apparently Bayern Munich are set to reignite their interest. Apparently, people, this has attracted interest from Arsenal and Liverpool, while Bayern have been strongly linked with the Portuguese international. So, he's another one that's going to be linked with us again. It says here, Arsenal, City or Liverpool could fund 38 million Bayern signing of the Fulham man. What does that specifically mean, really, and truly? It doesn't really say anything there. Kimmich is still being linked with a move away from Bayern Munich people, and he'd be a great signing. Apparently, they've put Kingsley Coleman, Serge Gnabry, Moussaoui, Goretzka, and the lit up for sale people. So, expect to see rumours of Arsenal linked with such. Gerald Hatto, as we've said, has said he's not leaving Ajax, and he says, I haven't finished learning, which I can't disagree. I'll just play for Ajax next season. I haven't finished learning here yet. I want to win prizes with Ajax. That was my dream when I came here. Fair enough, big him up, man, but make sure next season you're joining Timba. On Benjamin Sesco, apparently he's very much in demand at this moment in time, and he's been linked with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United aggressively. Romano's allegedly said the most important thing for Sesco is to decide upon, first of all, whether to accept Leipzig's proposal of a contract extension and a bigger salary. He has to tell them his feelings before the Euros, and whether he will stay and extend, or to leave and try a new experience. Chelsea, Man Utd and Arsenal have presented their projects, and all three clubs are waiting to hear from Sesco. They all have different projects, different ideas and a different vision, and obviously different plans as well, as different kinds of proposals in terms of salaries. I can guarantee you that as of today, Sesco has not yet decided where he'll go, but he's had some contact with clubs to understand about the projects, and he'll decide in the crucial days ahead. So that's a space for us to watch people. Once again, Bruno Gomarez has underlined his happiness at Newcastle, but has revealed his future is far from certain people. I think he'd go City. I think Arsenal have an admiration, but similar to Osman, I just don't think it makes sense for the club people. He has said, look, my future, to be honest, is in God's hands. Boy, it's true, but quite cryptic. I have a contract with Newcastle. I'm very happy. As I said, I know how much they like me. I know everything I've been doing for the club. In short, I have a contract and I'm happy. I don't know what can happen. We know everything about financial fair play, but what I can say is that I feel happy. It's obviously very nice to be associated with big clubs. It indicates that I'm performing well, but I'm not concerned about it. As I said, I'm happy at the club. I'm very happy. So let's see what happens. I'm not in a hurry. I'm happy and it's up to God. So let's see what happens there, people. That was just me reading about Saliba. He said he's in the top three where centre-back's in the premier concern and I don't think he's wrong. We were linked with Drewsbury Hall of Leicester City, newly promoted Leicester City. Apparently we're going for a different profile, people. Drewsbury Hall really excelled when bombing forward as a high octane number eight under Enzo Maresca, but that might not be the kind of profile in the end that Arsenal go for. And there's no indication yet that they'll try and advance things with Leicester City. Apologies. Apparently we've made contact for once again, folks. Team News and Tix on Sesco has said no one is going to activate the release clause unless they know he's told them he's going to sign for them. It's highly likely only one club will activate the release clause if he is to leave. We may hear news of what he's decided soon, but I wouldn't expect anything complete until July, people. We've gone over the Gerald Hattell stuff. You can see what it means to me there, people. Obviously, according to Ben Jacobs, Arsenal are ahead of Manchester United in the race for Jean Neves. There could be a possibility for Neves, although I'm told that Arsenal rather than United are the club that have seriously looked. The big money coming out of Portugal doesn't tally right now with what United have right now to be in place for a formal bid. I'm not going to discount the reporting of others, but I've not heard anything too concrete or advanced at this stage. I just don't see us spending the money that they might want for the talented but yet unproven 19-year-old people. And apparently Bernardo Silva is trying to get him to sign for Manchester City. I was telling him to come to Man City, but there you have it. And his manager has spoken about how, well, Roberto Martínez, the Portuguese manager, has spoken about how he doesn't see that there can't be a top club that he can't play for. So let me know your thoughts in relation to Neves, in relation to Hattell, in relation to what we've seen with Eddie Nketiah, with Paulinho, with the Besiktas flag, with Chiesa, with Emile Smith-Rowe and co. Check out the rest of the vids because I'm sure, as I've been talking, hyperlinks have popped up. Most importantly, one love for tuning in. Like, comment and subscribe. And on that note, peace. Transcribed by https://otter.ai