Arsenal Transfer News Show :£51M Xavi Simons transfer| Romano Onana UPDATE | Artem Dovbyk TALKS

People deluded, I'm back again. Now, where Arsenal's transfer rumours are concerned, I'm pretty sure I speak for every Arsenal fan where I say we just want to sign players. Nonetheless, we've been linked with a Ukrainian striker who's playing in Spain. Fabrizio Romano has provided an update in relation to Ahamedou Onano of Everton and we're still being linked with Xavi Simmonds and I think I speak for many Arsenal fans who would say they would love to who's technically owned by Paris Saint-Germain, had a great season at Leipzig. Now, people, if you give me a second to share my screen with you lot, we can get exactly into all of these rumours. Now, first, as you can see, Manchester United join Arsenal in 51 million transfer race for PSG attacker Xavi Simmonds. Now, the first thing I'll say is every player's available depending on what you spend. I would love him. He's versatile. He's young in relation to our other players. He's got a level of experience. He can only get better. You know, he's technically excellent. He's shown his quality at Leipzig, you know, and obviously he's about to, at the time of making this video, about to start for Holland in the Euros campaign. Now, PSG, I, you know, if they're going to sell him, it's got to be reluctant. I think he's a player they need to start their rebuild, their post-Kylian Mbappe rebuild, where obviously they've got stars and egos, but it's not quite Kylian Mbappe or Neymar sort of saga. Now, he's going to be linked with Man United. He fills a lot of areas like at Arsenal that, you know, they need. Obviously, the Dutch links over there as well probably make sense. And I think not just Arsenal and Manchester United, everyone's going to be interested. You do hear if PSG are to depart with him, it would only be on a temporary basis on loan. Apparently, Man United have joined Arsenal in this summer's fiercely contested transfer race for Paris Saint-Germain winger Xavi Simmonds. We all know he came through at La Masia. People had great loan spells at PSG and obviously Leipzig. You know, PSG did trigger the buyback clause in his PSV contract, which boy, I wish they didn't. Apparently, according to L'Equipe, once again, Simmonds' future remains uncertain and nothing has been decided between the youngster and PSG. Simmonds will become a PSG player again on July the 1st, although it's unlikely the youngster will return to training with the Ligue 1 giants with immediate effect. It's claimed there are three options available to the 21-year-old ahead in the summer transfer window, a reintegration back into Luis Enrique's squad, a sale or another loan. You couldn't rule out him going back to Leipzig on loan. I would, you know, I would love him to sign for Arsenal. And again, I can't understand why PSG don't want to integrate him unless he's made it clear, listen, I don't want to be there. The report suggests Simmonds plans to communicate his preference once the Euros 2024 campaign is over with Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United and Bayern Munich all set to express their interest. Now, Man United, historical big club, Arsenal the same, plus obviously we're leaders of the new school in terms of this youngster project, Bayern Munich is Bayern Munich and who wouldn't want to play for Manchester City with what they're accomplishing? And obviously of a young player, Pep Guardiola, generational coach, arguably the greatest modern day manager that's ever been. But we've heard, we've seen it there. He's not, his future isn't going to be decided until after the Euros, when that is for Holland, whether they make the finals or go out in the group stages. So I'm very pessimistic on transfer rumours anyways, but so there you have it, people. All clubs have expressed interest in relation to personal terms, bidding, communicating to the player, getting that done. It's not happening anytime soon. It's claimed the new loan is the most likely hypothesis given the large proportion of the sum from a permanent transfer will go to PSV rather than PSG due to an agreement they reached last year. And it's not in the Parisians' best interest to sell at this stage. He's an appreciating asset. He has a contract until 2027. So we'll have to see. The man himself said, I will make a decision after the European Championships and a short break. I want to be focused on the tournament because that is my current priority. And afterwards, already, we'll speak with PSG. I mean, Xavi Simmonds, come to, I was about to say Highbury, come to the Emirates, Timba, chat to him, you know, and make sure you're chatting to Jarrell Hattell for next year as well. You and Sesco 2025-26, you lot need to be at the Emirates, people. But moving away from that, once again, that's where we're at with Xavi Simmonds. Once again, crucially, the French side do not intend to sell the player this summer and will most likely loan him out again, allegedly. Apparently Arsenal asked for info on Artem Dovuk, I cannot pronounce his name, forgive me for mispronunciation, among the names of the list of strength in the attack. Now, he's been one of La Liga's best strikers. He's been one of Girona's, Girona, I didn't say Genoa for once, Girona's best kind of players, and he's been linked with Atletico Madrid, as well as many clubs. Naturally, it's easy to link Arsenal with a striker, like with Sesco, that didn't happen. You've seen links re-emerge where Sesco, well, not Sesco, apologies, where Dzerzhinsky's concerned, Jokarez, even Ivan Toni, Osserman, and now him. I'd imagine we've ran the rule over him, you know, a bit like what Gerasi we covered in another vid. I'd imagine we've ran the rule. Obviously, if we're looking for a striker or contemplating bringing in a striker to upgrade, then we're going to look at all strikers across the world, essentially, people, much less someone who's been, you know, a very good signing for Girona, especially as, you know, they were one of the most informed sides in La Liga. It's a shameless promotion, but for you lot, go and check it out. And let me hit the like button. Go and check out this vid. Two weeks ago, I actually did a scouting report on him. He has been called the Ukrainian Harlem, which I'd stay clear from calling people such, but go and check that out, people. Keeping up the theme with PSG, Arsenal and Manchester United, Gilles Neves is a central midfielder who, like Xavi Simmonds, is currently preparing for his Euro campaign with Portugal. He's done very well at Benfica. We've heard numerous reports that Arsenal are being linked with him and eyeing up a move for him. Romano has said PSG are showing concrete interest in Gilles Neves, one of the players high on the shortlist, not the only option. As Fabrice Hawkins has reported, allegedly PSG like him, Arsenal and Manchester United have monitored him for months, but crucially, Benfica are insisting on his €120m release clause. So if you're not activating that or getting near it, it's fair to say that's a myth. We have heard that Onana is being monitored by Arsenal and there's some rumours over the weekend that Arsenal are moving for him. Equally, Onana's been linked with Arsenal for a while, going back to his days in France. And for every rumour that links him to Arsenal and talks with Arsenal, there are also reports that say it's why Dr Mark, allegedly he's been trapped, but no formal approach made, people. So in relation to Everton needing to sell before the end of June, I'm not saying it's not right, but again, what's being reported and what's actually going on in the footballing world are very different things. You know, a number of the players we've been linked with and not just us everywhere else, their content, you know, they're about to play for their countries at the Euros. So that makes that a bit very technical. Romano has said also, it's important to say that Everton expect movement for Onana. We've had rumours about Arsenal, but at the moment they have not received any formal proposal. Arsenal have been tracking Onana, he's a player on their list also last summer and in January, though they decided not to enter into conversation. So we didn't enter into conversations. Do we feel he's, you know, he's overpriced for his ability? Do we feel we've got other priorities? Do we have an admiration for the player and he's not necessarily the top target? Who knows? But allegedly Arsenal keep monitoring Onana. But at the moment, there's nothing in terms of direct contact. So let's see what happens. But for Everton, the expectation is for some clubs to move for the Belgian midfielder. So that's nothing really. They just expect bids and offers and conversations, a bit like Arsenal. We would expect, you know, some sort of level of interest in Nketiah, Rhys Nelson, Smith Rowe, Aaron Ramsdale and the list goes on really. So I wouldn't mind Onana at the carpet. Apparently some reports as well this week with Ornstein said Rhys Nelson has communicated he wants to assess all his options. In my opinion, the 24-year-old needs to go and get football. Crystal Palace have begun talks with some of their targets to replace Elisa, who's been linked with Chelsea. With Arsenal's being an option, it's believed that Palace are ready to make an opening offer of around £10 million for Nelson. But Arsenal are holding out for £25 million. Rightly so, whether he's worth £25 million or not, we should be fleecing clubs. I must admit Crystal Palace, I would have bidded about £10 million because unfortunately Nelson can't buy first team football. And I'm not saying he's going to be a world beater, but it does feel if he was exposed to some regular first team football, he would show a lot more to the footballing world than he currently has. At the end of the day, when everyone's fleet, you haven't been on the bench. For Arsenal, he's under contract for a long time. So we've got a negotiating position now. If we do get £25 million or more for Nelson, if you do get £30 million to £45 for Smith-Rosary, you get £30 million for Eddie Nketiah. And we apparently got a price tag of £40 million guaranteed plus £10 million in bonuses. So £50 million deal potentially for Aaron Ramsdale. I don't think they're all going to leave, but these are some good sort of figures to get for your players, you know, to kind of offset what we're potentially going to spend in this transfer window. I'm tired of the Osserman stuff, but apparently a top Napoli transfer journalist has revealed Arsenal are still in the race. Again, let's see exactly what's being said for him, people, allegedly. So there's nothing really of concrete, just saying that Arsenal admirers, Chelsea, are no longer interested. Man United are interested. PSG have been linked with him. Obviously, SESCO has agreed a new deal. Josh Rozerski could be joining AC Milan. He's actually due to injuries in the Dutch squad being called up to the Dutch squad, people. Crucially, Osserman has a £120 million, €20 million, apologies, release clause. You look at that, that's about, probably he's on about 250, 300k a week potentially at Arsenal. Probably going to sign a five-year deal on top of his agent commission and obviously the price tag that we see for his release clause. On one hand, you do have to pay these kinds of figures if you want to get to where you want to get to generally. But on the other hand, do Arsenal deem that value for money for the players, you know, respectfully to the players' quality? I'm not too sure, people. Let me know your thoughts. Once again, Onana has spoken on it, people, and he said something else as well. He said, many of you have been asking me about Onana's situation. For now, it's certainly the case that Everton feel something could happen for Onana this summer, and that's why they're not accepting any proposal from Man United for Braithwaite. They received an offer of £35 million plus add-ons from United, but they said no because they want at least £65 to £70, so it's not easy. Braithwaite will be a quality player for Manchester United, but I can't blame Everton for trying to each other. Still, it's also important to say Everton expect movement for Onana. We've had rumours about Arsenal, but at the moment, they have not received any formal proposal. Arsenal have been tracking Onana. He's a player on their list. Also, last summer and in January, though, they decided not to enter into conversations. Allegedly, we keep monitoring him, but at the moment, there's nothing in terms of direct contact. So, let's see what happens. But for Everton, the expectation is for some clubs to move for the Belgian midfielder. He's also been linked with Aston Villa, but Romano has said his understanding is that Villa remain fully focused on the swap deal involving Douglas Luiz and potentially Weston McKennie and Samuel Willink Jr moving in the other direction. So, at least with Douglas Luiz, there's no more Arsenal links where that's concerned. Apparently, Arsenal will demand £30 million if we're to allow him to leave. That could only be to Saudi clubs. He's 30 to 31 years of age. He's got a year left on his deal. He's injury-prone, and I'm not trying to belittle Thomas Partey. He's a quality player. £30 million is a madness, people, if I'm honest. And to be fair, considering we bought him four years ago, if you did get £30 million and deficit of £15 million, I think Partey's proved himself to be a £15 million player. If you disregard the ingoing and outgoing, I've just said, fair enough, people. He missed 34 games last season. He was out for 31 days at a point in November, and he was ruled out till March. Unfortunately, with Partey, his quality is there, but all the other facets of a reliable midfielder during his time at Arsenal have been plagued by injuries. Arsenal are willing to accept £30 million for Emile Smith-Rowe, as I've just said there. And what have we got here? We've still been linked with Gerasi. Now, again, people, I've spoken about this before, but when you're a 28-year-old who's got 30 goals in 30 appearances in Arsenal, Chelsea and Man United being linked with strikers, you're going to probably flag in the radars internally, and it's easy for these journalists to make rumours, people. I'm not really convinced on Gerasi. I think he's a decent player, and I don't think Arsenal will move for him. I don't think he fits the remit of what we want, but he's a decent player. And if he signed for Arsenal, like anyone, I'd give him grace in that regard. So, let me know your thoughts on Gerasi, on Xabi Simmonds, on the Ukrainian lad, and everything else we've discussed, people. Check out the rest of the other videos. Crucially, people, appreciate you lot for tuning in. Stay safe, stay blessed. Peace.