Arsenal are in advanced talks to sign Brentford midfielder Christian Norgaard in a deal worth up to £12m, with negotiations progressing quickly.

The 31-year-old Denmark international, who captains Brentford, is keen on the move, and personal terms are not expected to be an issue.

Key Details of the Norgaard Transfer

  • Initial fee: Around £9.5m guaranteed

  • Total package: Could reach £12m with add-ons

  • Deal timeline: Expected to be finalized in the coming days

Why Arsenal Want Norgaard – Partey’s Exit Looms

The Gunners are moving swiftly to secure Norgaard as Thomas Partey’s future remains uncertain. The 32-year-old Ghanaian midfielder is set to leave Arsenal when his contract expires next week, with clubs in Saudi Arabia and Europe showing interest.

Norgaard’s experience and leadership could provide immediate depth in Arsenal’s midfield, offering a defensive-minded alternative to Declan Rice and Martin Ødegaard.

Arsenal’s Summer Transfer Plans – Kepa Deal Also Close

While Norgaard’s signing would be Arsenal’s first major summer acquisition, the club is also finalizing a £5m deal for Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga. The Spaniard is expected in London this week to complete his move.

Sky Sports Premier League Coverage Expansion

In other news, Sky Sports will broadcast at least 215 Premier League matches next season, up from 128, with 80% of all televised games exclusively on their platform.

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