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Transfer: Kilwa joins Man City as Arsenal sign Liverpool striker

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Heaven Kilwa has completed a move from Aston Villa to Manchester City.

The 16-year-old has already completed paperwork with City and his transfer is in the process of being ratified.

This was confirmed by football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, on X.

X wrote: “Manchester City have agreed deal for the Academy to sign 16 year old winger Heaven Kilwa from Aston Villa.

“Kilwa has already signed paperwork at #MCFC with PL 5 step process currently ongoing.”

Also, Arsenal have reached an agreement with England youth international striker Vincent Joseph to join the club from Liverpool.

An agreement is in place between Arsenal and Joseph.

The two clubs are currently discussing a fee settlement for the 16-year-old striker.

Transfer: Kilwa joins Man City as Arsenal sign Liverpool striker

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