Guimaraes v Burnley

Arsenal opening bid for Bruno Guimaraes rejected by Newcastle United

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Arsenal have reportedly seen their first formal bid for Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes rejected, with the Premier League club turning down the opening proposal as negotiations begin.

It had been widely expected that Arsenal would submit an offer during the week, and that move has now reportedly taken place. Newcastle have rejected the initial bid, but the development appears to mark the beginning of discussions between the two clubs over a potential transfer for the Brazilian midfielder.

Negotiations begin after opening offer

The transfer speculation surrounding Guimaraes has been gathering momentum over the past few weeks. Reports have suggested that the midfielder has already encouraged Newcastle United to enter into discussions with Arsenal regarding a possible move.

Pundit Alex Crook has confirmed that Arsenal have made a formal offer for Guimaraes. The report adds that Crook’s exclusive has since been shared by other respected transfer journalists, including Ben Jacobs and Newcastle-based reporter Luke Edwards, strengthening confidence that official negotiations are now under way.

Newcastle face uncertain period

The reported rejection of Arsenal’s opening bid does not necessarily bring the pursuit to an end, with both clubs now expected to continue discussions in an attempt to reach an agreement. The current situation suggests that negotiations are progressing, although no deal has yet been completed.

Newcastle are also facing a challenging period, with Anthony Gordon having departed for Barcelona, Sandro Tonali having joined Tottenham, and manager Eddie Howe having resigned. The potential loss of Guimaraes would represent another significant change for the club as they prepare for the new season.

Supporters will now be watching closely to see whether Arsenal return with an improved offer capable of satisfying Newcastle’s valuation of the midfielder. While there is optimism that the negotiations could progress, an agreement has not yet been reached, and discussions remain ongoing. The coming days are expected to be important as both clubs continue to work towards a possible resolution before the transfer window closes.

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  1. I think the fact that Arsenal have only now made a bid tells you how much nonsense is reported.
    Igbo was to believe this or many other sites, the fee was agreed days ago and Bruno had his medical booked in for today.
    Shameless journalists brushing off their made up claims.
    He may very well sign for Arsenal, but will be at a price that values his importance to Newcastle to let him leave.
    Arsenal will look incredibly foolish if they don’t pay the asking price after the last month of playing games via agents.

  2. I think this will be a tougher deal than we think. Guimaraes would have to do an Isak and force the issue in my opinion. He still has 2 years left on his contract, with a club owned option to extend for a year.

    After losing 2 big players already, and Howe gone, I think Newcastle will really lose the fans if they cave and sell Guimaraes to us as well.

  3. What do the publications and journalists who were reported on here saying that he was having a medical today have to say now.

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