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Newcastle Agree £75 Million Bruno Guimaraes Deal With Arsenal: Breaking

3:30 a.m. ET Update: The Athletic’s David Ornstein has now confirmed that Newcastle and Arsenal have agreed to a £75 million ($100.95m; €87.48m) Bruno Guimaraes transfer, pretty much sealing it as the most trustworthy source of them all. 1:30 a.m. ET Update: The Telegraph’s Luke Edwards confirmed the deal, agreeing on the £75 million transfer […]

Newcastle Agree £75 Million Bruno Guimaraes Deal With Arsenal: Breaking

Burnley, England - December 30: The transfer saga involving Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes and Arsenal has finally reached a resolution, with the two clubs agreeing to a £75 million deal, according to multiple sources. The Athletic's David Ornstein and The Telegraph's Luke Edwards both confirmed the transfer fee, putting an end to weeks of uncertainty and speculation surrounding the player's future.

Newcastle had been reluctant to let their captain leave the club, but the midfielder had made it clear he wanted to join Arsenal early in the summer. The deal also includes Lyon receiving 20% of the proceeds, amounting to £6-7 million. Bruno Guimaraes reportedly spent time with new head coach Matthias Jaissle and club officials in La Manga, but remained committed to the move to North London and did not want to discuss a new contract.

Initial negotiations saw Arsenal proposing a significantly lower offer of £45 million with £10 million add-ons, which Newcastle rejected. However, the final deal seems to have been a result of Arsenal's lowball strategy, providing the club with a significant profit on the £38 million paid to Lyon in 2022. The move is expected to give Newcastle the funds needed to reshape their squad and avoid any further controversy surrounding the captain's departure.

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