The heading looks more fascinating that you will have to later discovered as the misery of this transfer saga between two elegant premier league club that is almost resulting into a clash.
This transfer has been far classify as one of the talk only transfer for Arsene Wenger, but with latest development it has taken a new turn, changing into a reality.
As reported The Gunners’ have been thinking to a certain extent that the transfer
is just subject to an official announcement since the morning reported Arsenal’s deal with Suarez is completed for a record fee of
£47.5m.
Arsenal first tabled a cheeky bid for the Uruguayan of 40m and 1
pound which allowed Arsenal to enter into the negotiation with Luis
Suarez but according to Luis Suarez the transfer would have been
official by now had Liverpool not snubbed their promise of allowing him
to leave if in any case they don’t qualify for the Champions League.
Luis Suarez clearly is forcing his move out of Liverpool for Arsenal.
Caught offside claims that Suarez’s agent, Pere Guardiola, brother of
Bayern Munich manager Pep, has already met Arsenal representatives in
London for “face-to-face talks” to agree Suarez’s personal terms. That
has now been done and Suarez is set to sign a five-year deal earning
£150,000-a-week, £30k more than he currently takes home on Merseyside.
According to The Times this has left Liverpool manager Brendan
Rodgers fuming and has blamed Luis Suarez of being totally disrespectful
towards the club. Even more bizarrely, the Uruguayan has taken it upon
himself to reinstate his desire to leave Anfield, with the Daily Mail
reporting that he is hoping for an “amicable agreement” with the Reds
which allows him to leave to The Gunners and justifies Liverpool’s
promise of letting him leave for their inability to qualify for the
Champions League.
So the odds are pretty much in Arsenal’s favor and if we consider
Caught Offside’s report to be true, we can easily say that Suarez to
Arsenal is just subject to the official announcement on the club’s
official website.