Tag: Valencia CF

After his comments on Sunday that he might think about leaving Arsenal at the end of the season for more playing time, it took the press less than 24 hours to ‘find’ some clubs that would allegedly be interested in buying Alex Oxalde-Chamberlain.

Atletico Madrid, Sevilla and Valencia are all reported to be interested in Santi Cazorla.

Shkodran Mustafi is now the third most expensive German player of all time.

Finally, Arsenal have signed Shkodran Mustafi from Valencia.

Jack Wilshere has been linked with a loan move to multiple clubs with West Ham being favourites.

According to reports, Valencia are lining up Manchester United's Marcos Rojo as Shkodran Mustafi's replacement.

Arsenal are so close to officially announcing Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez as Gunners, even Arsene Wenger has confirmed it - here's all the latest on our two new almost-signings.

From what we can tell, Arsenal are poised to complete the signings of Lucas Perez and Shkodran Mustafi.

According to sources, Shkodran Mustafi traveled to London for his Arsenal medical on Friday morning and an announcement is 'imminent'.

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that Calum Chambers could be leaving Arsenal on loan this season.

Lucas Perez has reportedly passed his Arsenal medical and according to a couple of sources, is set to be announced along with Shkodran Mustafi very soon.

The BBC's David Ornstein a.k.a. The Ornacle has once again spoken, claiming that Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez are set to have their medicals with Arsenal very soon.

Arsene Wenger has confirmed that he's '99%' sure that Shkrodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez will signing for Arsenal in the new few days.

It seemed like Arsenal could be bracing themselves for life without Shkodran Mustafi after Valencia agreed a deal to sell Paco Alcacer to Barcelona for £30m, the the Ornacle arrived

Between Valencia boss, Pako Ayestaran, saying that Shkrodran Mustafi would not be leaving the La Liga club and Sky Sports saying the player wants to, we decided to give you a nice, neat roundup.

Tuesday was one of the slowest news days for a while but boy, was the rumour mill spinning.

Despite the fact that Valencia's manager, Pako Ayestaran, says that Shkrodran Mustafi isn't going anywhere, Sky Sports claim that he wants to.

Valencia boss, Pako Ayestaran, has claimed that Shkrodran Mustafi is not for sale so... what on earth do Arsenal do now?

After all the drama surrounding Shkodran Mustafi's rumoured move to Arsenal on Monday, it's easy to get carried away when he's left out of Valencia's starting lineup v Las Palmas.

With very little in the way of actual news, we got stuck into the deep, depressing world of Arsenal gossip, including the latest on Shkodran Mustafi.

With a certain journalist claiming that Shkodran Mustafi could sign for Arsenal by Wednesday, we decided to dig into the current rumours surrounding this transfer saga.

The latest news on the Shkodran Mustafi transfer saga is that Arsene Wenger has confirmed Arsenal's interest in the centre-back but according to Guillem Balague, Valencia don't want to sell.

Spanish news outlet, Superdeporte, is claiming that Valencia are looking for new defenders in light of the recent speculation regarding Shkodran Mustafi's future at the club.

Talks with Valencia over bringing centre-back, Shkodran Mustafi, to Arsenal appear to be coughing and spluttering over the finish line, if reports are to be believed.

Fenerbahce centre-back and supposed Arsenal target, Simon Kjaer, has reportedly picked up an injury.

Our buddy Emanuele Giulianelli is back and this time he's claiming that Arsenal are set to sign Shkodran Mustafi from Valencia today (Friday) with his medical due to take place on Monday.

As the rumour mill spins into overdrive regarding Shkodran Mustafi rumours, the media is busy dreaming up other players they could link us to should this deal fall through. The latest is Switzerland international, Fabian Schär.

Shkodran Mustafi's father has apparently got involved again, reportedly informing Goal.com that we'll know where the centre-back is going soon and that more than one Premier League club wants him.

According to France Football, Arsenal have set their sights on yet another centre-back just in case our supposed deal with Valencia's Shkodran Mustafi doesn't go through.

After a few relatively quiet days on the Shkodran Mustafi front it all got a little more frenetic on Wednesday as new developments were being reported, although the truth of them is still to be determined.

A report from Valencia is claiming that Arsenal do not want to take any longer over signing Shkodran Mustafi as Valencia try desperately to hold onto the German international.

Thanks to one tweet from the BBC's David Ornstein, everyone now believes Arsenal are interested in Fenerbahce's Simon Kjaer.

In possibly one of the most annoying transfer rumours of the summer, Shkodran Mustafi may or may not be about to sign for Arsenal. Depending on who you believe.

According to 'Sky Sources', which now appear to just be David Ornstein via Twitter, Arsenal are looking at Bayer Leverkusen's Omer Toprak should our potential move for Shkodran Mustafi fall through.

Although there was a fair amount of transfer guff around on Sunday, it was all overshadowed by Arsenal's rather embarrassing 4-3 loss to Liverpool at the Emirates.

Arsenal are being told that they will need to pay a 'significant amount' if they wish to sign Shkodran Mustafi from Valencia.

Everton have reportedly offered €18m for Valencia’s Aymen Abdennour, the centreback who is definitely for sale and has already been offered to Arsenal.

Thursday's headlines were dominated by the news that Shkodran Mustafi's agent confirmed an agreement between his client and Arsenal but other stuff happened to, believe it or not.

On Thursday, the rumours surrounding Valencia centre-back, Shkodran Mustafi, to Arsenal kicked up a notch and his agent confirmed that he's come to an agreement with the club. Here's all the latest.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that Arsenal won't sign a new player in time for the Liverpool game on Sunday and that he'll have to look for an 'internal solution' to the Gunners' defensive troubles.