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Transfer news, rumors: Arsenal back in for Eberechi Eze, who prefers them over Spurs
Eberechi Eze is now expected to join Arsenal after the Gunners came back in for him in the 11th hour, despite Crystal Palace’s no. 10 agreeing a move in principle to join north London rivals Tottenha...

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Tottenham transfer news: Spurs consider including Richarlison in Eberechi Eze deal as club plots Yoane Wissa move
Transfer news live: Newcastle hint at Isak decision after bombshell statement, Spurs near Eze deal
Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Eze set for Gunners MEDICAL after shock TWIST, Rogers EXCLUSIVE, Havertz injury updates
The Gunners have agreed a deal worth around £68million for Crystal Palace midfielder Eberechi Eze.

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Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal ready for Eze breakthrough; Liverpool set Isak deadline; Man Utd, Chelsea latest
Tottenham target THREE new signings as they push to wrap up Eberechi Eze deal
There is therefore a desire to bring in another centre-back to provide competition and ensure workloads can be managed, particularly after the injury problems suffered by Cristian Romero and Micky va...

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Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Eze to Gunners IMMINENT after shock TWIST, Rogers EXCLUSIVE, Havertz injury updates
Arsenal agree deal to sign Eberechi Eze ahead of Tottenham for around £68 million

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Report: Premier League clubs eye historic spend before transfer window shuts | OneFootball

With just two weeks remaining in the summer transfer window, Premier League clubs are on track to surpass previous spending levels and set fresh transfer records. Data shows that clubs in England’s top flight have already invested £2.26bn in new arrivals since June — a 12.7% increase on last summer’s figure of £1.97bn.
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