Breaking News
BREAKING NEWS: Arsenal open talks to sign Brighton star Leandro Trossard for £20m
The Gunners, in reaction, have identified other targets such as Barcelona’s Raphinha and are now hoping to get a deal for Trossard over and done with in the coming days.
Arsenal have joined the race to sign Brighton forward Leandro Trossard.
The Belgium international is set to leave the club after a face-off with manager Roberto De Zerbi.
Trossard and De Zerbi had a public fall-out of late, with the manager criticising the player’s attitude and work rate since his return from the World Cup with Belgium.
Reports confirmed that up until Wednesday, Trossard was still training alone at Brighton and it is now increasingly likely that he leaves.
Although Tottenham have been monitoring his situation, Arsenal seem to have edged out their rivals by opening talks with Brighton over a January move.
According to Dailymail, the fee to sign the Belgian will be in the region of £20million.
Mikel Arteta has been on the lookout for a new forward this month were leading the line to sign Mykhailo Mudryk.
However, Chelsea’s late intervention snuffed out their hopes of signing the Ukrainian.
The Gunners, in reaction, have identified other targets such as Barcelona’s Raphinha and are now hoping to get a deal for Trossard over and done with in the coming days.
Omoyele Sowore: Marking Family Joys Amid A Legacy Of Struggle -By Isaac Asabor
It is true that his style has sometimes drawn criticism. His confrontational approach unsettles many who prefer compromise. Yet, one...
Trump’s Geoeconomics, its Implications, and Africa’s Challenges -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh
The general thinking in Asia and Africa is that the fall of the US dollar is not imminent, but could...
PEOPLE POWER REVOLUTION: Between Omoyele Sowore/Nigeria and Julius Malema/SouthAfrica -By Richard ODUSANYA
Omoyele Sowore represents a different model—what might be called “dissident outsiderism.” A former student leader (President) and a courageous non-conformists....
The Politics of Liberation: Bob Marley in Postcolonial Discourse -By Patrick Iwelunmor
Through the metaphor of Babylon, Marley diagnosed the postcolonial condition with prophetic clarity. Babylon was not just ancient scripture; it...
Sowore’s Reckless Utterances: No One Is Bigger Than the Constitution -By Kelvin Adegbenga
Nigeria is a country governed by law, not by noise-makers or professional agitators. Sowore’s repeated denigration of state institutions and...