Arsenal have reportedly agreed personal terms to sign Martin Zubimendi in 2025.The Gunners have turned their attention to the Basque playmaker as part of a squad refresh in the coming months.Reports

Arsenal are pursuing a deal to sign midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad next summer. The move for the 25-year-old has been worked on for a considerable time and if an agreement is reached will come a year after Liverpool failed in their own bid to sign the Spain international.

Arsenal are pursuing a summer deal for Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi, who is a long-term target and has a £51million release clause in his contract. Liverpool and Manchester City have tracked the 25-year-old in the past but it is understood that the Gunners are in pole position to sign him after talks over the past few months.

Mikel Arteta admits Arsenal must be ‘prepared’ amid speculation the club have agreed a deal for Martin Zubimendi amid concerns two senior players will leave in the summer. With the contracts of Thomas Partey and Jorginho set to expire and depart on free transfers,

There are conflicting reports surrounding the future of Martin Zubimendi after it emerged Arsenal are looking to get the jump on Liverpool for him.

There has been a new twist in Martin Zubimendi's transfer saga. Reports emerged on Tuesday claiming that Arsenal are pursuing a deal to sign the Real Sociedad m

Arsenal target Sverre Nypan transfer coup to go alongside Martin Zubimendi deal - Gunners hoping to beat number of top rivals to signing of one of Europe’s brightest prospects

Arsenal have been saying for a long time that they've been confident about signing Martin Zubimendi in summer 2025.

Martin Zubimendi was heavily linked with move to Liverpool last summer, but chose to stay in Spain; the 25-year-old has played 22 times for Sociedad this term; Arsenal are interested in a forward this

Meanwhile, Real Madrid are keen to sign 23-year-old Arsenal and France centre-back William Saliba in the summer. (Foot Mercato - in Spanish)

Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi has become the apple of many eyes in recent years, from Barcelona to Bayern Munich, to Arsenal, to Liverpool, and now back to Arsenal again. It has been