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Arsenal slap unbelievable price tag on Eddie Nketiah with Gunners willing to sell striker this summer

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According to <a href="https://talksport.com/football/1936595/transfer-notebook-arsenal-eddie-nketiah-man-utd-tottenham-eberechi-eze-everton/" target="_blank">talkSPORT</a>, the Gunners have set a staggering £50 million ($64m) price tag on Nketiah, a figure that reflects their valuation of his potential after he scored six goals and provided three assists in 37 appearances across competitions in 2023-24. This substantial sum is part of Arsenal’s strategy to balance their books and adhere to financial fair play regulations.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Crystal Palace have <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/arsenal-eddie-nketiah-transfer-stance-crystal-palace/blt054e8287353fe71e" target="_blank">shown a consistent interest in the England Under-21 international.</a> The Eagles have been monitoring Nketiah’s progress closely, recognizing his potential to bolster their attacking options. With Michael Olise potentially leaving, Palace’s need for a reliable striker is well-known. Whereas, West Ham United and Southampton are also reportedly in the market for a new striker, and Nketiah’s availability has not gone unnoticed. However, Arsenal’s high valuation poses a potential obstacle for these clubs.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

In addition to the transfer fee, Nketiah’s wage demands are significant. Having signed a lucrative five-year deal in the summer of 2022, he earns well in excess of £100,000-a-week. This salary level is a considerable investment for any interested club, potentially limiting the number of teams willing or able to meet both the transfer fee and the weekly wages.

DID YOU KNOW?

Arsenal's decision to place Nketiah on the market coincides with their <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/arsenal-man-utd-transfer-snub-benjamin-sesko-premier-league-move-rb-leipzig-contract-gentlemans-agreement/bltc17c166590aedcf7" target="_blank">failure to secure their top transfer target, Benjamin Sesko</a>. If they indeed manage to sell Nketiah, Mikel Arteta would once again look to spend big on a striker who can complement their current setup and provide consistent goal-scoring prowess.

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Arsenal have reportedly put Eddie Nketiah on the market and have slapped an unbelievable price tag on the striker.