Arteta a Happy Man After His Outcast Gets The Best Suitor Though On A Loan Deal

Arteta has been struggling to put the Gunners in order as he put on sale some of his first team aces to enable him fund for his priority targets this summer. So far some of the shortlisted outcasts have not been linked by the best suitors with highest bids while others have been reinstated back into the squad for their of-late outstanding qualities.

Arsenal board gave Arteta a strict budget, that he wished he could have known early to bring his priority targets first before going for miscellaneous transfers. Though it is already late, the squad has to be bolstered if he really needs a new Arsenal that he himself promised when he signed the contract, a squad that he can manage and know where the shoe pinches.




The defence has been done a favor by bringing in the new faces like the Brazilian wonderboy Gabriel Magalhaes and the French wonderkid William Saliba, because it was really an area of concern for the past seasons. The coming of the two has seen the defenders like Calum Chambers and Hector Bellerin being redlined for transfer from the North London.

Latest from justarsenal.com suggests that the English side Newcastle United would prefer to take Arsenal defender Calum Chambers on loan, instead of completing a permanent deal, according to the Mirror. They have claimed that their latest spending spree lead them in total financial strain and they can only afford to offload the Arsenal wage bill with a loan move for the 25 year old English professional.


Arteta is hungry with his top target Houssem Auoar who could be another surprising solution to the staggering midfield, and Arsenal are said to be looking for a fee of around £12 million for the defender. The Magpies' head coach Steve Bruce wanted to have the signature of the other Arsenal teammate Rob Holding but failed after the manager made up his mind to reinstate the 25 year old English professional footballer back into the team from the transfer list. He has not given up yet as he has now moved onto the English defender Calum Chambers.

It is reportedly said that the Magpies have already spent more than what they had planned for, after securing the permanent deals on Callum Wilson and Jamal Lewis this summer, and are therefore keen on a loan deal for the defender in order to keep their restricted costs at a minimum.