Italian clubs now closer to signing relegated Premier League star than Arsenal

André-Frank Zambo Anguissa is one player interesting Arsenal as reported by The Metro earlier in the year.

The Cameroonian is currently on the books of Fulham who have been relegated from the Premier League.

However, he has no interest in playing for them in England’s second division.

This desire has opened the door for him to move to Arsenal or any other top club and the Cottagers will sanction his move away to relieve themselves of his high wages.

Arsenal has added Albert Sambi Lokonga and Martin Odegaard to their midfield, but Zambo Anguissa could offer them more if he is added to their current options.

The Gunners will have to act fast if they are serious about signing him with Transfermarketweb reporting that he could move to Italy instead.

The report claims that in the last hours a move to Serie A with Napoli has become likely.

The report claims that AS Roma is also interested in a move for him, however, Napoli seems to have the strongest interest, as Luciano Spalletti believes he is the exact type of midfielder that he wants.

Arsenal will have to move fast to land him and Fulham could even agree to send him to the Emirates on loan if the Gunners cannot afford an outright purchase.

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8 Comments

        1. 😂it is true,they sold us MØ knowing that they had a deal in place for his replacement for 30M.

  1. We are running out of time and I dont know what the Board is doing or thinking. Do they think with the current squad we are capable of even a mid table finish. We need desperately to sign, in my mind, Aouar, Bissouma and a proper RB and we are done to go.

  2. I was expecting arteta to sell xhaka and replace him with this guy, but xhaka was rewarded with contract extension instead.

  3. If Anguissa wants leave Fulham, because he doesn’t want to play in the Championship, why would he move to Arsenal, where he may only have a season, before going back down?

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