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Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes agrees Arsenal deal as Arteta pushes for midfielder

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Arsenal have agreed personal terms with Newcastle United’s Bruno Guimaraes.

The Premier League champions are now set to submit an official bid for the Brazil midfielder.

The offer for Guimaraes is expected to be around £70m, with manager Mikel Arteta pushing for the player.

Football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, wrote on X: “Arsenal have agreed all details of personal terms with Bruno Guimarães and new official bid will follow.

“#AFC to offer £70m, Newcastle expect to reject but Arsenal feel they can still get it done.

“Arteta, pushing: he wants Bruno.”

Transfer: Bruno Guimaraes agrees Arsenal deal as Arteta pushes for midfielder

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