Transfer expert: Arsenal is closer to signing Cesco, and Yorkeus still has conflicts with Portuguese

Recently, transfer expert Ben Jacobs talked about the progress of two transfers of Arsenal. He said that Cesco is closer to joining Arsenal, and the conflict between Yorke and Portuguese has caused the negotiations to fail.

Arsenal has been actively seeking to bring in a center this summer. Coach Arteta hopes to enhance the team's offensive choices before the new season, especially when he won the runner-up for three consecutive years and has been 21 years since the last championship.

Arsenal sporting director Berta is in transfer negotiations with Sesco and Yorke, both players have attracted interest from Manchester United, while Yorke is determined to facilitate his own transfer. Last season, the Swedish striker scored 39 league goals for the team, helping the team win the championship. Meanwhile, Arsenal recently negotiated with Leipzig on Sesco.

Transfer expert Ben Jacobs provides the latest news on the progress of these two deals, he is on Inside "In the process of competing for the No. 9 player, Arsenal is pushing forward the transfer between Cesco and Yorke, but has not yet made a formal offer. Cesco's transfer is faster, and Arsenal hopes to sign him at a price lower than the termination fee."

"Cesco's termination fee is 80 million euros, and Arsenal hopes to trade for 65 to 70 million euros. As for Gikelez, there is some tension inside Sporting Lisbon, because Gikelez believes he has a fixed departure price, while the club hopes to increase the transfer fee through bidding. However, the final price may still be around 70 million euros, and additional terms may be included."

Cesco has a termination clause in a new contract signed with Leipzig last summer, and he scored 13 league goals last season. Yorke, on the other hand, had a dispute with Portugal Sports over the transfer fee issue, and the club chairman publicly stated that they would not accept a "low price" offer for Yorke.

Yorke's situation means that Cesco's transfer may be completed faster, Jacobs added: "If Arsenal reached an agreement with Cesco, the deal could be completed within two weeks of the transfer window opening. And Yorke's transfer will take more time because there are multiple clubs interested in him and he also has conflicts with Portugal Sports."

Yorke originally wanted to take the initiative in his transfer this summer, but recently The dispute with the club complicated the situation, Jacobs continued: "Initially, Yorke wanted the club to communicate directly with him and then he would tell them where he would go first."

"Now Portuguese Sports requires the club to contact them first and then discuss the transfer terms. This has made Yorke worried that if he chose one club and another club made a higher offer, he might not be able to join the team he likes as he wished."