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FINALLY: Arsenal Reach £100m ‘Agreement’ to Sign ‘Next Bernardo Silva’ WHO is way valued pass Saka in the transfer market, Arteta is a huge fan of the player and He wants the deal done by January – congratulations Arsenal fans

Arsenal are reportedly nearing an agreement to sign Las Palmas forward Alberto Moleiro, with the 21-year-old said to have reached a preliminary deal to join the Gunners next summer, according to Fichajes.

Mikel Arteta reportedly views Moleiro as an ideal long-term successor to Martin Odegaard and a player capable of enhancing Arsenal’s attacking options next season. The Spaniard’s impressive performances in La Liga have attracted interest from several European clubs, but Arsenal are believed to be leading the race, with a £50 million deal expected to secure his arrival in 2025.

Fichajes suggests that an official announcement may come in the coming months, with strong indications that Moleiro will play at the Emirates during the 2025/26 campaign. Dubbed “the next Bernardo Silva,” the versatile forward has excelled in multiple attacking roles, primarily on the left wing, since breaking into Las Palmas’ first team in 2023.

Moleiro was initially linked with Arsenal in 2022 as a “future prospect,” but his breakout season in 2023/24 has cemented his status as a potential star signing. However, it remains uncertain whether Arsenal’s interest is concrete, especially given their cautious spending approach last summer.

Despite being linked with attacking reinforcements, Arsenal opted against major investments up front, focusing instead on strengthening their defence and midfield. They also secured Raheem Sterling on loan from Chelsea on deadline day, but the 30-year-old has struggled for game time, featuring for just 146 Premier League minutes this season.

According to GIVEMESPORT, Arsenal may explore signing a forward in 2025, but their decision will likely depend on the opportunities available. While a significant January outlay is unlikely, the club could act if a good-value deal arises.

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