Arsenal must increase their offer to sign Barcelona star

Arsenal has been linked with a move for Raphinha since the winger played in the Premier League for Leeds United.

Raphinha was one of the best players in his position in England, but when it came time to change clubs, he opted to move to Barcelona.

Arsenal was keen to have him in their squad, and he continues to be linked with a move away from Barcelona.

Raphinha is one of the players who could leave Barcelona as they target a move for Nico Williams in this transfer window.

The Brazilian is still committed to Barca, but that could change in the coming weeks, and Arsenal is ready to sign him if they miss out on Williams to the Catalans.

Reports in Spain, as revealed on Sport Witness, claim Arsenal is willing to offer 50 million euros to bring Raphinha back to the Premier League.

However, that amount might not be enough, with the report adding that the winger will cost 10 million to 15 million euros more.

Arsenal will now have to decide if they value him that much or abandon the move for him entirely.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Raphinha is a fine winger, but he is not worth 65m euros, and we should back out if Barca insists on that asking price.


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10 Comments

  1. Why should Arsenal now sign Raphinha? After he snubed them turning them down. To not join them when he was at Leeds and they desperately wanted to sign him. But he refused and joined Barcelona instead.
    Arsenal SHOULD not sign Raphinha to fund Barcelona to enable them to sign Nico Williams. Rather,, let them use the money to sign Williams if they want to sign him.

    1. Yeah, let them sell more of their non-player assets. They just get deeper and deeper but hey all clubs have to abide by the required financial rules.🤣

      1. I think you’ll find that they’ve done the necessary in asset sales now and are expected to make a profit for last season. That’s why they were favourites to sign Williams (although that looks like falling through as he seems to be staying where he is).

        It’s likely that Barcelona will turn their attention to other players now, one of which is Merino. If Arsenal really are interested in signing him as reports suggest, they had better move quickly because Barcelona remain a huge draw for Spanish players.

  2. The word I have from friends in Spain is that he really doesn’t want to leave Barcelona and thinks that he can fit in well to the plans of their new coach, Hansi Flick.

    Like Arsenal, Barcelona finds it “difficult” to offload players, so we’ll have to see about Raphinha.

  3. Brokelona has a few players that like to stay there, because for family reasons and the money they are owed. So let Raphinha stay there because his welcome at Arsenal would not be good because he snubbed us. Get a younger version for a winger.

  4. Arsenal will be foolish to dish out such an amount of money for a player who rejected us a few years ago.

    We haven’t even recovered from €65M, Chelsea swindled us for Havertz.

    1. Hill, agreed with your first sentence 100%.
      Disagree 100% with your second sentence.
      How did chelsea “swindle us for Havertz?
      That reported fee was what The Arsenal offered, as they thought that that was his worth.
      To date, it’s worked out rather well, even if his salary is grotesque!!

  5. I don’t believe he’s yet earned his £65 million price. imo, his finishing needs to be much better but he is providing that big target in the middle so vital to a “plan B” offense. To his credit he has been an extremely hard worker and gotten past what I believe were confidence issues which made it appear we were playing with 10 men during the first half of the season. I’ve still not seen nearly enough of the extraordinary skills he flashed at Chelsea but I’m hopeful it will come.

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