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Cristian Romero Eyes Arsenal Switch Amid Tottenham Exit Rumours

Tottenham captain Cristian Romero is reportedly looking to move to rivals Arsenal, while Manchester City's Rodri is also set to leave.

  • Tottenham captain Cristian Romero is reportedly eyeing a move to Arsenal this summer.
  • Manchester City's Rodri is expected to leave, with Barcelona considering a second bid after an initial £38m offer was rejected.
  • Manchester United have been informed that Newcastle's Lewis Hall is not for sale.

Tottenham captain Cristian Romero is reportedly aiming for a switch to rivals Arsenal this summer. Romero is rumoured to be leaving Spurs, and his father stated that the English club would likely seek to recover their investment, with a potential transfer fee between $50-70 million (£37.8m-£53m).

Meanwhile, Manchester City's Rodri is set to depart, with interest from Barcelona and Real Madrid. The World Cup-winning captain, in the final year of his contract, reportedly favours a move to Barcelona, who are considering a second bid after their initial £38 million offer was rejected.

Elsewhere, Manchester United's search for a left-back continues, with Newcastle reportedly stating that Lewis Hall is not for sale. United have now turned their attention to other targets, including Fulham's Antonee Robinson and Club Brugge's Joaquin Seys, for whom the Belgian side reportedly wants around £30 million.

Arsenal are also pursuing alternatives in their forward line after not signing Vinicius Jr, with Julian Alvarez and Bradley Barcola on their list. Liverpool also hold an interest in Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain and have lined up his teammate Ibrahim Mbaye, potentially for a double swoop. Liverpool have also secured defensive help with ex-Barcelona captain Ronald Araujo set for a loan deal with an option to buy.

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