Arsenal reach 'full deal' to sign Zinchenko for £30m – Man City ready 'formal offer' for his replacement

According to reports, Arsenal have reached a 'complete deal' to sign Manchester City star Oleksandr Zinchenko for an initial fee of £30m.

The Gunners have already brought in Gabriel Jesus this summer from Man City for £45m. They also signed Fabio Vieira, Marquinhos and Matt Turner.

Zinchenko is expected to be their fifth purchase this summer. Man City bought him from Russian side FC Ufa in 2016 for £1.7million.

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The Ukraine international has played a minor role for Man City in recent seasons as he has played 76 times in the league.

Fabrizio Romano reports that Arsenal and Man City have now reached a 'full deal' on the transfer.

The player has agreed to personal terms and is due to pass his medical later this week.

Romano has also revealed that Man City are now ready to make an 'official offer' for Brighton's Marc Cucurella.

It will be 'as soon as possible' as the Spaniard 'has always been Pep Guardiola's main target' at left-back.

Meanwhile, Juventus have reportedly made further contact with Arsenal over Gabriel Magalhaes, with the Gunners keen on one of their midfielders.

The Italian side have agreed to sell key defender Matthijs de Ligt to Bayern Munich for £68m, with the Dutch international set to sign a five-year contract at the Allianz Arena.

This means Juventus are now on the hunt for a new centre-back this summer, with Max Allegri often playing three at the back with two wingers.

And Arsenal defender Gabriel is near the top of their list with previous reports of talks between Juventus and the Premier League club over the Brazilian.

However, those negotiations have not progressed and now Calciomercato insists that "there have been further contacts" between the clubs with Gabriel saying "definitely a goal of Juve" on the transfer market.< /p>

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In a separate negotiation, TuttoMercatoWeb claim that Arsenal have 'restarted' negotiations with Juventus over the possibility of bringing Arthur Melo to the Emirates Stadium this summer.