Arsenal Face Bruno Guimarães Transfer Test After Newcastle Reject Opening Proposal

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Published July 23, 2026 at 07:43 PM
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Arsenal Face Bruno Guimarães Transfer Test After Newcastle Reject Opening Proposal
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Arsenal Preparing Improved Offer for Bruno

Bruno Guimarães has been one of the high-profile signings that Arsenal wants to complete this summer to defend their Premier League title in the 2026-27 season. According to the latest report from Fabrizio Romano, the London club and Bruno Guimarães have already reached a complete verbal agreement regarding the length of the contract, salary, and every detail of the deal.

Newcastle Reject Opening Proposal

Arsenal is set to send their first official bid worth £70 million to Newcastle United after getting the rejection of their verbal bid. As per the report, Arsenal and Newcastle United had verbal communication regarding the valuation of the player recently, and Arsenal offered a package worth £55 million plus £10 million in add-ons verbally, which was rejected by Newcastle, and they insist on keeping the player for next season.

Despite agreeing to personal terms, Newcastle remains a reluctant seller and is expected to reject any offer significantly below their valuation; the player will respect the stance of Newcastle United, which is that they want a huge offer for the player. 

Arsenal Sticking to Their Valuation

Arsenal hope their improved offer will narrow the gap in negotiations, although they acknowledge Newcastle are likely to demand significantly more.

Arsenal's cautious approach in negotiations reflects the club's wider transfer strategy this summer. They had Morgan Rogers on top of their list to strengthen the attack but decided not to pay £117 million for the 23-year-old, and Chelsea bought his signature for the highest ever fee for a British player.

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