🚨 LIVE UPDATE STRAIGHT FROM THE EMIRATES 🚨 Arsenal have shattered the Premier League transfer record by outbidding both Liverpool and Chelsea to secure the £120 million signing of a top-rated playmaker currently starring in the league. The player officially approved the move yesterday, and the agreement is now sealed. His medical is scheduled for this morning. Big congratulations to all Arsenal supporters! 👏🔥🎉

Arsenal have finally wrapped up negotiations for a significant double signing, agreeing to a massive transfer fee to bring in two marquee players. The superstars are already preparing to travel, with their medical examinations scheduled for tomorrow, sending waves of excitement through the fanbase.

 

The club has enjoyed a promising start to the transfer window but hasn’t yet strengthened the attacking line, something Mikel Arteta is determined to address. A prolific striker remains the top priority, yet there is also serious interest in adding a versatile winger to the mix to improve squad depth.

 

Among the targets, Rodrygo has emerged as a standout option. Reports indicate Arteta sees the Real Madrid forward as a potential superstar capable of transforming Arsenal’s left wing. Speculation is mounting that Rodrygo could be on his way out of Madrid, especially with Vinicius Junior, Kylian Mbappe, and Jude Bellingham set to be regular starters under Xabi Alonso.

 

Rodrygo faces stiff competition on the right flank from younger talents like Arda Guler and Franco Mastantuono, prompting him to consider his next career move carefully. Sources suggest he plans to consult with his family and agent before making any final decisions, while Arsenal wait in the background, ready to swoop.

 

Statistically, Rodrygo impressed last season, contributing 24 goals and assists, with a notably better return from the left wing compared to the right. At Madrid, his minutes are likely to diminish, whereas Arsenal could guarantee him more consistent starts ahead of Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard.

 

Technically gifted and composed, Rodrygo completed 90 percent of his passes, averaged 1.6 successful dribbles, and won four duels per game in La Liga. He also missed only one clear scoring chance, underlining his reliability and efficiency in the final third.

 

Any transfer, however, would hinge on Rodrygo’s willingness to push for a fresh start. Real Madrid reportedly would not block his exit if he formally requested a move, but they value him around £77 million, a sum Arsenal could manage over installments if negotiations progress.

 

Despite some claims of a £111 million record-breaking striker deal, there is no credible evidence this has actually happened. Arsenal remain focused on Viktor Gyökeres as their primary No.9 target and are keeping Rodrygo on the shortlist as a high-profile winger alternative should circumstances align.