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Arsenal submit formal offer to sign multi-time Bundesliga winner

Arsenal have put forward a formal offer to sign Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich on a free transfer ahead of next season.

According to a report from CaughtOffside, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal have made a formal offer to lure Joshua Kimmich. With the Bayern Munich superstar’s contract running out, the Gunners are looking to add him to their squad on a free transfer.

After making a name for himself at VfB Stuttgart, Kimmich made the move to Bayern in the summer of 2015, and he hasn’t looked back since. He has played a massive part in all the success the German giants have had in the last decade.

While he remains a key figure in the team under Vincent Kompany, there has been a lot of talk about his future as his current deal runs out at the end of the season. Multiple top clubs from across Europe are keen on signing the 30-year-old on a free transfer.

His ability to feature in the centre of the park as well as a full-back makes him a rare asset and a valuable addition to any team. Arsenal are one of the clubs that have been linked with the German international.

Arsenal want to sign Kimmich

While Mikel Arteta has done wonders at the North London club, he hasn’t been able to guide them to important titles. The Gunners haven’t been at their best this season, and they will look to add more quality to their squad in the summer.

They want to bolster their midfield on a priority basis, and Kimmich could certainly help their cause. He has a lot of experience and versatility, which could be an added advantage for Arteta. The Gunners did establish contact with his representatives in an attempt to lure him on a free transfer.

Despite making a formal offer, they haven’t received any positive signals from the player’s camp. Reports suggest that he is increasingly likely to pen a new deal and extend his stay at the club until 2029. While the new deal won’t result in a pay hike, he could still end up committing his future. An official announcement could arrive in the near future.

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