Arsenal has been told how much it will cost them to sign Torino defender Gleison Bremer as he continues to shine at the Italian club.
The Brazilian has become one of the finest defenders in Europe this season, and the Italian side will likely sell him this summer.
Arsenal is rebuilding their team at the moment, and they have tasked Mikel Arteta with overseeing that project.
The club has been backing him with quality players, and Bremer could become the next signing he makes.
The defender will not lack suitors if Torino decides they will sell him, and they have now set an asking price for his signature.
A report via Sport Witness claims his market valuation has now shut up beyond the 50m euros mark.
The Italian club knows several clubs want to sign him, and they remain confident that one of his suitors will meet his asking price.
Just Arsenal Opinion
We spent more than that to sign Ben White last summer, so we will spend that much on him if he is a perfect defensive target.
With White and Gabriel forming a solid partnership at the back, it is hard to make sense of us splashing the cash on Bremer again.
However, the likes of Manchester City just keep spending the money and that is why they are a top club.
A hint that saliba will be sold.
One thing for sure is that 99.99999% of players we are desperate to sign, reportedly interested in, have been following, are speaking with, have been monitoring, in negotions with, have bid for, are discussing terms with, are on our radar, are never actually going to come any where near signing for us. 🙂 And if we did buy all those we are “interested in” it would mean a 96 man squad at a hefty 5 billion quid. Ya think Stan will sell the Rams and SoFi stadium to finance the purchases? Now where is Stan’s phone number? No doubt the line will be busy as he is probably signing up the 96th player as we write 🙂
LOL!! Fairfan please don’t burst my lungs.
Lmao
Been watching him closely over last few weeks, he has been very impressive- very strong, reads the game well, stays on his feet, quick, in short a defensive wall. The comparison on the commentary was with Van Dijk for some of his defending- in terms of his calmness and reading of the game was appropriate but not in his league as an all round footballer.