Arsenal has renewed its pursuit of 28‑year‑old Brazilian midfielder Bruno Guimaraes, following two earlier offers that were turned down by Newcastle United.
The Gunners’ first bid of £55 million and a second of £65 million were rejected, yet the club is preparing a third proposal that could exceed £70 million. Broad terms with Guimaraes have reportedly been established, indicating a strong interest from Arsenal’s management.
Newcastle remains reluctant to part with the player, citing a desire to keep him in the squad. An additional Premier League club has also shown interest in the midfielder, adding to the competition for his signature.
The transfer would follow Newcastle’s recent sale of Sandro Tonali, a move that may prompt a broader rebuild of the first team. A departure of Guimaraes could accelerate that process, while Arsenal’s persistent offers underscore the importance of the role in their midfield plans.
As the summer window progresses, the outcome of negotiations will influence the tactical and squad structures of both clubs.
