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Arsenal fans receive further confirmation on how Mikel Merino is coming

Arsenal’s pursuit of Real Sociedad midfielder Mikel Merino is heating up, with the Spanish international reportedly training separately from his current club as a move to the Emirates Stadium edges closer.

According to Football London, personal terms have been agreed between Merino and Arsenal, with the two clubs now in the final stages of negotiating a transfer fee. The separation from training suggests a clear indication that the 28-year-old is poised to leave Real Sociedad and join the Gunners.

Merino, who scored five goals and provided three assists for Real Sociedad last season, has emerged as a key target for Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta. The midfielder’s impressive performances in La Liga have attracted interest from several clubs, with Arsenal ultimately emerging as the frontrunner.

The potential signing of Merino would represent a significant addition to Arsenal’s midfield ranks, adding experience, versatility, and goalscoring threat to the squad. The Spaniard’s arrival would follow the recent acquisition of Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna, marking the Gunners’ second signing of the summer transfer window.

With the transfer window approaching its deadline, the anticipation surrounding Merino’s move to Arsenal is growing. The club’s supporters are eager to see the talented midfielder in an Arsenal shirt and witness his contributions to the team’s aspirations for the upcoming season.

Should the transfer be finalized, Merino’s arrival would further strengthen Arsenal’s midfield, offering Arteta a range of options and potentially playing a key role in their quest for silverware.

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