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Arsenal has emerged as the frontrunner in the race to sign Salford City’s 17-year-old striker, Will Wright, after outbidding Liverpool with a higher transfer fee. According to journalist Ben Jacobs, the Gunners have offered Salford a more substantial amount, which Liverpool was unwilling to match. Jacobs tweeted, “Appears Arsenal now frontrunners for Will Wright after offering Salford a higher fee. #LFC unwilling to match following advanced talks in the past 72 hours.”
The transfer saga surrounding Wright has been ongoing, with Liverpool initially in advanced talks with Salford City over the player’s signature. However, Arsenal’s improved offer has shifted the balance in their favour.
Wright has caught the eye with his impressive performances for Salford City, and a potential move to Arsenal would be a significant coup for the Gunners.
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The teenager’s talent has attracted attention from top clubs, and his signing would fit into Arsenal’s strategy of identifying and recruiting young talents.
Arsenal has already made several notable signings this summer, including Martin Zubimendi, Kepa Arrizabalaga, and Christian Norgaard. A deal for Viktor Gyokeres is also reportedly close to being finalised.
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The club’s busy summer transfer window demonstrates their commitment to strengthening their squad, and Wright’s signing would be a valuable addition to their attacking lineup. With his impressive form and potential, Wright could become a key player for Arsenal in the future.
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Both Arsenal and Liverpool have been active this summer, with Liverpool signing Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong, and Milos Kerkez, while also being linked to Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike. The Reds’ pursuit of Wright demonstrates their commitment to strengthening their squad, but Arsenal’s higher offer has given them the upper hand in the negotiations.
Wright’s potential move to Arsenal would be a significant development in his career. At just 17 years old, he has already shown impressive form for Salford City, scoring four goals in friendly matches. His talent and potential have attracted attention from top clubs, and a move to Arsenal would provide him with the opportunity to develop his skills and compete at the highest level. With the right guidance and support, Wright could become a key player for Arsenal in the future.
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