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Arsenal willing to sign Vinicius on club-record transfer fee – Reports

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Arsenal willing to sign Vinicius on club-record transfer fee – Reports
Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr. PHOTO/https://web.facebook.com/viniiciusjunior11

Premier League champions Arsenal are reportedly prepared to shatter their club transfer tradition, with the Gunners willing to pay a record fee for Real Madrid star Vinícius Júnior.

According to a report by the BBC on Monday, July 27, 2026, the North London side are closely monitoring the Brazilian international’s situation in the Spanish capital.

Player’s willingness

Vinícius, whose contract enters its final stages, could command both a record-breaking transfer fee and wages. However, Arsenal’s stance remains clear: if a player of his world-class calibre becomes available and is willing to make the move, the club will do whatever it takes to secure his signature.

Mikel Arteta celebrating Arsenal’s crucial win against Burnley on Monday, May 18, 2026. PHOTO/@Arsenal/X

The Gunners are actively positioning themselves to strike amid a long-running contract dispute between the winger and Los Blancos. Doubts surrounding Vinícius’s future at the Santiago Bernabéu have grown even further following Real Madrid’s recent signing of Yan Diomande, previously one of Arsenal’s and PSG primary left-wing targets.

Should talks between Vinícius and Madrid completely collapse, Arsenal stand ready to pounce.

Gunners to step up chase of Bruno Guimarães

Simultaneously, Arsenal are expected to resume negotiations with Newcastle United this week for fellow Brazilian Bruno Guimarães. Personal terms between Arsenal and the midfielder are already agreed upon, with manager Mikel Arteta viewing Guimarães as his ideal engine room presence. The focus of the deal has now entered the crucial phase of securing a club-to-club agreement on the fee.

If Arteta successfully completes his ambitious summer targets, Arsenal could field a transformed, formidable lineup for the upcoming campaign.

The Gunners also retain strong interest in Atletico Madrid’s Argentine forward Julián Álvarez. While the World Cup winner remains in high demand across top European clubs, Atletico’s astronomical price tag presents a significant hurdle that Arsenal will need to navigate in the coming weeks.

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