Arsenal officials have taken stock of the Gunners' performance in the Copa America.
Gabriel and Martinelli: After a slump draw with Costa Rica in their opening game, Brazil thrashed Paraguay 4-1 in their second group game, and a draw against Colombia in the final round will be all they need to do to qualify.
Gabriel came off the bench in the 86th minute, with Martinelli not getting a chance to play as a substitute.
Brazil is Brazil after all, and qualifying from the group should not be the goal, as they will definitely have to win the last game to win the group and win the first place.
In this crucial game, it is estimated that Martin Jr. and Gabe will not be able to get the main position, and the Brazilian coach still trusts others in the same position more.
In addition, the knockout rounds of the European Championship have begun, and Italy have been eliminated by Switzerland, so Jorginho can also start the holiday......
Fabrizio Romano says Arsenal have a 15%-20% share clause on Hutchinson's transfer fee and that the rising star will join Ipswich for £22.5million.
BBC journalist NK said Arsenal have a 15 per cent share of secondary transfers.
It doesn't matter if it's 15% or 20%, and the maximum is 20% anyway, and the cost is around £3.37-4.5 million, which is better than nothing.
Arsenal were right to include a two-way clause in Hutchinson's deal, but Edu and his team needed to improve their negotiating skills. When Hutchinson's value rose to 22 million, Chelsea also added this clause when they were sold, and the proportion talked about 25%.
In the past few years, Arsenal and Kroenke have been budgeted full, so let's not talk about these details, and now they will produce results first regardless of the cost! Actually, this idea is correct.
The Daily Mail's football journalist focused on the North East of England says Newcastle need to sell a player to meet PSR policy by the end of June or risk being penalised by the Premier League.
The current news is that Newcastle are exploring the possibility of selling Anthony Gordon albeit reluctantly (Liverpool were interested but couldn't negotiate because Newcastle wanted Kwansa).
In addition, TA says that the player Newcastle do not want to sell is Isak and that they will only sell the striker as a last resort, with Chelsea working on Isak but they believe only a £100 million offer could possibly take him.
Sky Sports also say Newcastle need to sell players by July 1, but the problem is that it doesn't necessarily have to do with Arsenal.
The only people Arsenal can use are Guimaraes and Isak, but neither of them is likely to leave: Guimaraes' liquidated damages clause has expired, and it will not be easy to negotiate with Newcastle; Isak's words, Sky Sports also said that Newcastle asked for 100 million pounds, to be honest, at this price, what is the "last resort"? The question is who is so stupid......
However, it should be noted that Chelsea are indeed running Isak at the moment, but I don't think they will give 100 million to push for a deal......
Liverpool did run Gordon, but it didn't work out, and there is nothing going on with Arsenal at the moment.
According to Mail reporter SJ, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur are ready to fight for 18-year-old Archie Gray, with all three clubs preparing to launch a bid, but they must match Leeds United's asking price of £30 million to take the England (Scottish dual nationality) midfielder (who can also play at right-back).
I wanted to refute the rumors, but before I started making news, DO and Romano did the job......
DO soon slapped the Post in the face...... DO says Gray is close to joining Brentford, he has agreed personal terms and is preparing for a medical exam.
The transfer fee could be £35 million, Sky Sports says it can fluctuate up to £40 million, and Fabrizio Romano means something about the same.
So it's not about Arsenal. And it also proves that SJ is not a reliable journalist, as we said before, I will emphasize it again. The Arsenal news of the Post, it is enough to look at SM.
There is really no news these days, so let's recharge and wait for July!