Eberechi Eze

Arsenal and Liverpool set to fight it out for £68m valued attacker

Arsenal and Liverpool are the main challengers for the Premier League title this season, with Liverpool working hard to maintain their 12-point lead at the top of the table. However, their competition may extend beyond the pitch, as both clubs appear to be targeting the same players in the upcoming transfer window.

Liverpool and Arsenal have consistently remained among the top clubs in English football, with each team making continuous improvements to stay competitive at the highest level. Strengthening the squad is a key aspect of sustaining success, and both clubs are expected to make significant signings this summer to enhance their chances of silverware.

Arsenal have long been linked with £68m rated Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze, with reports suggesting that Mikel Arteta’s side view him as a key target to reinforce their attacking options. The midfielder’s technical ability and creativity have made him an appealing prospect for the Gunners, who are determined to secure signings that will elevate the squad.

However, Arsenal may now face strong competition, as Liverpool have also started tracking Eze. According to Caught Offside, both clubs are now set to battle for his signature, having taken notice of his continued impressive form. Neither side wants to overlook his impact, and a transfer race is expected to unfold in the summer window.

Eberechi Eze celebrating for England
(Photo by Harry Murphy/Getty Images)

Eze has established himself as one of the most technically gifted attackers in English football, and if Arsenal manage to sign him, he could provide the squad with additional creativity and attacking flair. His ability to operate in advanced midfield roles and break down defences would make him a valuable asset for Arteta’s system.

With Liverpool also keen to strengthen their squad, the battle for Eze’s signature could become one of the key transfer stories of the summer. Both clubs recognise his quality, and securing his services could be a decisive move in their pursuit of future success.

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7 Comments

  1. not at Arsenal level, does not raise Arsenal ceiling, 2 PL goals, +£10m more expensive than Zudimendi, Williams or Sesko – no contest

    1. Hes a creative midfielder of course hes not got many goals. You fail to mention he has more G/A than Odegaard and he plays for Palace !!!!!

      Top notch signing can fill in at 8 10 and left wing and is potentially better than all options we have in them positions

      1. reportedly Arsenal summer budget £200m, do you spend a third of it on this guy – nah I didn’t think so – fantasy league

        not Arsenal level, does not raise Arsenal ceiling – does displace anyone from our best XI, squad player at best – Zudimendi, Williams and Sesko all walk straight in to our starting XI…and cost considerably less

        one third of our budget…no way

        Eze is a very good player, just not for Arsenal in our pivotal summer window

        oh, and, Odegaard over Eze every day of every week

        1. He walks in on the left wing mate. No idea who you think Eze is. Better than Williams and a completely different position to the others but still a much smaller risk than the unproven players you have mentioned

  2. This is THE transfer battle I’ve wanted to win for more than one window. That said, I believe £68 million would be a little over the odds and would definitely be the limit to what would be acceptable depending on his wages.

  3. He’s not consistent, low numbers put up in a small club yet he would be the most dominant and dangerous too. He’s not top top

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