After all I did to convince Him to join Man United,He still choose Arsenal over Us’: Hojlund confirmed His £30m Danish teammate is set to sign for Arsenal in January,Player was in stand to watch Arsenal vs Brighton game
After all I did to convince Him to join Man United,He still choose Arsenal over Us’: Hojlund confirmed His £30m Danish teammate is set to sign for Arsenal in January,Player was in stand to watch Arsenal vs Brighton game
Arsenal appear to be closing in on the signing of Danish wonderkid Tristan Panduro after he watched Sunday’s win over Brighton and Hove Albion.
Gunners fans were delighted on Sunday as they beat Brighton and Hove Albion 2-0 at the Emirates Stadium.
Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz scored in the second half to give Arsenal the win, capitalising on Manchester City dropping points against Crystal Palace.
Little did Arsenal fans know that a potential signing was in the stands to watch the Gunners ahead of a possible move…
Tristan Panduro nearing Arsenal move
Football Transfers report that FC Copenhagen teenager Tristan Panduro watched Arsenal beat Brighton on Sunday.
It’s claimed that Panduro is actually on trial with Arsenal right now and is edging towards a move to North London.
Barcelona, Manchester City and Real Madrid are all thought to be interested in signing Panduro.
However, the 15-year-old is set to snub advice and sign for Arsenal.
People around Panduro have allegedly ‘strongly advised’ him to reject Arsenal and stay with Copenhagen for a little longer yet.
Panduro dreams of becoming a Premier League player though and Arsenal are offering up that opportunity.
Who is Arsenal target Panduro?
The midfielder was previously in the Odense ranks and has now caught the eye having joined Copenhagen in 2022.
Panduro’s father Morten was a footballer too, turning out for Odense, Fredericia and Dalum among other Danish clubs.
Panduro junior is now featuring for Denmark’s Under-16’s but he does also qualify to play for England on his mother’s side.
That’s a similar story to Arsenal teenager Chido Obi-Martin, who also plays for Denmark at youth level but could switch to play for England.
Panduro now looks set to join forces with Obi-Martin at Arsenal, potentially giving Mikel Arteta and co a dynamic duo to develop for years to come.
