BREAKING: Reason why Alexander Isak visited Arsenal Medical Room TODAY speaks volume Amid speculation that the Swedish superstar have agreed a record fee of £100m to join the Gunners
Catch up on the latest Arsenal news, including updates on Alexander Isak, Mika Biereth, and Donyell Malen transfers.
Paul Merson Urges Arsenal to Sign Alexander Isak
Former Arsenal star Paul Merson has called on the club to “break the bank” to secure Newcastle forward Alexander Isak in the transfer market.
Isak has been linked with a move to the Gunners as they search for a top-tier striker. However, Newcastle reportedly values the player at a staggering £150 million.
Merson believes the investment would be worth it, telling Sky Sports: “If I was Arsenal and I had the money, I’d go out and buy Isak. I’d break the bank for him. He’s the best of the best, he takes Arsenal to the next level.”
Read more about Alexander Isak’s potential transfer to Arsenal.
Mika Biereth’s Move Could Benefit Arsenal
Former Arsenal academy talent Mika Biereth could provide the club with a financial boost in January. The striker, who joined Sturm Graz permanently in 2024 for £4 million, has impressed in Austria and is now reportedly set to join AS Monaco.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Biereth has agreed to personal terms with the Ligue 1 side, though discussions between the clubs on a transfer fee are still pending. Arsenal stands to gain from a sell-on clause in Biereth’s contract.
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Aston Villa Interested in Donyell Malen
Donyell Malen, another product of Arsenal’s academy, has caught the eye of Aston Villa. The forward, who joined Arsenal from Ajax before moving to PSV Eindhoven and Borussia Dortmund, is being targeted by former Gunners manager Unai Emery, according to The Athletic.
Arsenal sold Malen for just over £500,000, but his rise to prominence highlights the club’s mistake in letting him go. Villa’s interest reflects Malen’s growing reputation.
Read more about Donyell Malen’s possible return to the Premier League.