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Arsenal is keen on signing Manuel Locatelli during the summer transfer window

Arsenal have been very tremendous this season as they are still on track to compete for the Premier League title. The Gunners were able to maintain their 5 points lead over Pep’s side as Manchester City slipped to a 1-0 defeat against Tottenham last night.
Mikel Arteta and his men’s next game will see them lock horns with Brentford at the Emirates, which will prove to be another tough test for Arteta.
The Gunners had a busy winter transfer market having completed the signings of Leandro Trossard and Jakub Kiwior among others. One player that has been linked with a move to Arsenal is Manuel Locatelli.
According to reports coming from Calciomercato via Caught Offside, Arteta and his camp are keen on signing Manuel Locatelli during the summer transfer window, as the Gunners plan to further strengthen their midfield department.
The report claims that Locatelli could be an alternative to Caicedo, and may cost £40m (£36m) according to the CIES Football Observatory value on him. It remains to be seen if these reports are true.
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