BREAKING: Arsenal Seal Noni Madueke Deal — Fee Structure Unveiled, Medical Incoming✅️ Arsenal have successfully locked in a deal with Chelsea for Noni Madueke, securing the winger’s services for under £50 million in guaranteed payments as he prepares to make the switch to North London.

Arsenal have reportedly struck a deal with Chelsea for the signing of winger Noni Madueke, agreeing on a total package worth £52 million. The deal includes an upfront payment of £48.5 million, with Madueke granted permission by Chelsea to leave their Club World Cup preparations in the United States in order to finalize the transfer.

 

The Gunners were insistent on keeping the price tag below the £50 million mark, aiming to avoid overpaying amid a competitive market. Compared to recent signings like Joao Pedro, Mohammed Kudus, Anthony Elanga, and Morgan Gibbs-White, Arsenal believe they’ve landed a reasonable bargain. Sources close to the club suggest it was a shrewdly structured deal.

 

Though Mikel Arteta wasn’t the primary force behind the move, the transfer aligns with the broader recruitment policy led by sporting director Andrea Berta. Every key stakeholder within the club’s hierarchy reportedly gave their nod before the deal was greenlit.

 

Madueke is now set to undergo his medical checks, as Arsenal look to wrap up their transfer business quickly. With the season fast approaching, the club wants its main signings integrated before the team embarks on their summer tour of Asia.

 

In addition to the Madueke deal, Arsenal are making strides toward signing Sporting CP forward Viktor Gyokeres. Negotiations remain ongoing, with optimism on both sides that a resolution will be reached soon.

 

The Gunners are also eyeing Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze and are expected to turn their interest into a formal offer soon. Arsenal’s strategy seems clear — reinforce the attack with top-level talent before pre-season intensity kicks in.

 

Head coach Mikel Arteta is keen to have a new striker on board by July 19, the date of Arsenal’s flight to Asia for their pre-season matches. He wants his squad close to full strength ahead of the tour to ensure tactical drills and chemistry-building can begin early.

 

Meanwhile, Viktor Gyokeres’ absence from Sporting’s training session on Friday has raised eyebrows. With continued talks underway, his no-show on Saturday now appears likely, fueling speculation that a move is inching closer.