Arsenal are pushing hard to secure the signature of Espanyol goalkeeper Joan García, according to transfer news expert Fabrizio Romano. The Gunners have submitted a €20m package bid for the talented 23-year-old, with add-ons included in the offer.
García’s agents, Juanma López and Andy Bara, have presented the proposal to Espanyol, who are demanding a €30m release clause. However, the young goalkeeper has already agreed personal terms with Arsenal and is eager to make the move to North London.
The move could see García replace Aaron Ramsdale as Arsenal’s starting goalkeeper, with the current incumbent facing uncertainty over his future. The Spaniard’s impressive performances for Espanyol have caught the eye of several clubs, including Arsenal, who are keen to add a new dimension to their goalkeeping department.
García’s ability to command his box and his composure under pressure have been key to his success in La Liga. His strong ball distribution skills, a crucial attribute for modern goalkeepers, further enhance his profile as a potentially valuable asset for Arsenal.
The Gunners’ €20m bid falls short of Espanyol’s valuation, but the player’s desire to join the club could convince them to accept a lower fee. Arsenal are determined to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season, and the potential arrival of García could prove to be a significant coup for Mikel Arteta’s side.
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