Gunners strike again: 60 million pounds to buy Eze in installments, Nelson may become a big shot

July 26th - Arsenal quickly locked the second draw in the summer window as the core of Crystal Palace Eberec Eze just 24 hours after officially announcing that York's joining. According to the Independent, the Gunners' management has internally approved a quotation of £60 million, which is 8 million lower than the termination fee of £68 million in the player's contract, but the club believes that with long-term friendly relations with the directors of Crystal Palace, a compromise can be reached through flexible negotiations. To alleviate financial pressure, Arsenal plans to split the transfer fee into three phases, each phase of payment of £20 million, and consider including youth training winger Nelson as a price to reduce cash expenditure. Although the two sides have not yet started formal negotiations, Eze himself has listed Arsenal as the "only priority" and his team is optimistic about completing the transfer in the next two to three weeks. The Gunners' technical department believes that the 24-year-old Eze has both wing and front-middle attributes, and can seamlessly integrate into Arteta's "dynamic trident" system, forming rotation and competition with Saka and Trosal, further enhancing the team's depth of multi-line championship competition in the new season.