Arsenal close in on £60M possible deal, after Edu “meet” with agent
West Ham are targeting a move for Stade Rennes’ attacker Martin Terrier, as a possible replacement for Arsenal target Harrod Bowe – reports have claimed
The transfer window is now open for a while now and there is alot of speculation in the media about who Mikel Arteta will look to add to his squad for the remainder of the transfer window.
Bowen has really shone for the Hammers this season and impressive return of 18 goals and 13 assists in all competitions has led to alot of speculation that he is now ready for a move to the big clubs
Those numbers – his performances for the Hammers over the course of the season and the fact that he is a player that works hard has led to the likes of Liverpool – Man United and now Arsenal are all keen to make a move for the man
And according to GFFN – the Hammers are now plotting for life after Bowen and have showed an interest in trying to secure a transfer deal for the very impressing Terrier
Terrier scored more Ligue 1 goals (21) than Lionel Messi and Neymar combined (19) last season. Arsenal reportedly met with Jarrod Bowen’s representatives last week as the technical director Edu looks to add more signings to Mikel Arteta’s squad.
Terrier may be a potential replacement for Bowen should the England international leave the Hammers this summer.
Bowen is a brilliantly gifted winger that should be playing for one of the big teams and we would be massively surprised to see him not make a move away from the Hammers at the end of the season
His numbers speak for themselves – he is one of only seven players to have recorded 20 or more goal involvements in the Premier League this season
£60 million should be enough to get a deal done – and he would be worth it
But as we said before – there are some big clubs that are also interested in a possible transfer deal and Arsenal may find it very difficult for ArsenalFC to get the deal over the line knowing that those other interested parties could offer him Champions League football