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Reports in England suggest that Arsenal’s real transfer budget is far greater than the £45 million which has been cited (via Sky Sports).
For weeks, the Gunners have been said to have a summer transfer budget of just £45 million to get all of their business done.
However, Sky Sports journalist Kaveh Solhekol has argued that Arsenal’s pursuit of Wilfried Zaha suggests that the real figure is far higher.
“Interestingly, we have read that Arsenal’s transfer budget this summer, because they have missed out on the Champions League, is just £45m, plus what they can raise from selling players,” Solhekol said.
“We have kept reading that, £45m. People are thinking ‘why are Arsenal trying to sign a player who Crystal Palace are saying is worth £80m, when they only have £45m?’
“What I have been told is that it suits Arsenal that people think they only have £45m, because when they get into negotiations over a player, the selling club is going to think Arsenal don’t have much money.
“What I have been told is that this is a bit of a smokescreen and Arsenal can go up to £70m to buy Wilfried Zaha. £70m is the point at which they would walk away. A deal that would be worth £70m in total.
“We just have to take it with a pinch of salt that Arsenal only have £45m. They are one of the biggest clubs in the world. We are not talking about £300m for Neymar, this is £70m in total. I think Arsenal can do that.”
It’s an interesting story which does go some way to explain Arsenal’s pursuit of Wilfried Zaha. It makes sense that the Gunners’ rivals assume their budget is smaller than it is so that Arsenal can get better prices on their deals.
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| Article Name | Report: Arsenal's Real Transfer Budget Is Much Higher Than £45m |
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| Author Name | Candyboy |
| Published On | July 04, 2019 |
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