"Arsenal are interested in signing the Real Madrid attacker Arda Guler, and they will face competition from Tottenham Hotspur. According to Fichajes, both clubs are keen on the 20-year-old Turkish International, but he is unlikely to be a cheap acquisition. He is valued at 150 million, and it will be difficult for any club to sign him. Real Madrid will have to be reasonable with their demands in order for the move to go through."
"Arsenal want Arda Guler Arsenal are very keen on the player, and they have held talks with his representatives regarding a potential move. It will be interesting to see if they decide to test the waters with an offer in the coming months. They could use more creativity in the final third, and Guler would be a long-term acquisition. He will add creativity and goals to the side. His ability to slot into multiple attacking roles will be an added bonus."
"Similarly, Tottenham could use more cutting-edge in the final third. They have an ambitious project, and they need quality players in order to win major trophies. The Real Madrid star could be the ideal acquisition for them. He has won major trophies with the Spanish club, and his experience could prove to be invaluable for them. It will be interesting to see which of the two clubs manages to negotiate a deal with the Spanish outfit in the coming months."
Arsenal and Tottenham are both pursuing Real Madrid attacker Arda Guler, a 20-year-old Turkish international valued at 150 million, making a transfer costly. Real Madrid will need to be reasonable with demands for a move to materialize. Arsenal have held talks with Guler’s representatives and view him as a long-term creative addition who can score and operate in multiple attacking roles. Tottenham also see Guler as a potential solution to add cutting-edge to their ambitious project and believe his experience and trophies at Real Madrid could benefit their bid for major honors. Negotiations and offers are expected in coming months.
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