Done Deal: Arsenal talks over swap deal with Chelsea, significant Atletico Madrid midfielder boost

The most recent Arsenal transfer news is to a great extent a ton of exciting updates to get through…

There’s a done deal as Arsenal have announced the signing of new goalkeeper Runar Alex Runarsson from Dijon in a £1million deal.

The Iceland goalkeeper has gotten the attention in Ligue 1 and ought to be a fine swap for Emiliano Martinez as reinforcement to back-up goalkeeper Bernd Leno.

Arsenal fans will be satisfied to see the club move rapidly to guarantee Mikel Arteta still has not too bad profundity here of the pitch.

Somewhere else, there are increasing murmurings of talks going on between Arsenal and Chelsea, perhaps over a trade deal including midfield players.

While it’s not exactly clear where this transfer rumour has begun from, a few dependable sources on Twitter and somewhere else online are proposing there could be enthusiasm from Chelsea in Arsenal FC misfit Matteo Guendouzi.

The Frenchman is undesirable at the Emirates Stadium in spite of at first looking an encouraging young talent, and it’s proposed he could be headed to Stamford Bridge as long as N’Golo Kante moves the other way.

Given that Arsenal have done a ton of business with Chelsea FC lately with moves for Petr Cech, David Luiz and Willian, this can’t be precluded.

At last, there could be another trade deal on the cards due to Atletico Madrid’s developing enthusiasm for Arsenal midfielder Lucas Torreira.

The Uruguay midfielder is a top target for Diego Simeone, who is said to have reached Arsenal about signing Lucas Torreira this summer.

This gives the Gunners a colossal lift in their quest for Thomas Partey, nonetheless, as Atletico Madrid need to sell players before they can get them.

Transfer News: Atletico Madrid keen on signing Arsenal midfielder this summer

This should open up the chance of Lucas Torreira and Thomas Partey swapping places in the coming weeks, with the Ghana star known to be enthusiastic about moving to Arsenal.