Man City prepared to 'walk away' from Marc Cucurella deal and more transfer rumours

A supercomputer is predicting that Manchester City will suffer a disappointing Premier League season in 2022/23.

Stefan Ortega has sent a heartfelt message to supporters of German outfit Arminia Bielefeld amid reports that a Manchester City move is looming.

Liverpool and Manchester City have both added top talents to their squad this summer with the arrivals of Darwin Nunez at Anfield and Erling Haaland at the Etihad.The two clubs were already considered two of the best teams in Europe before these big-money signings, with both teams pushing each other to be better season after season. Jurgen Klopp's side finished just a single point behind City in the Premier League last season as the two sides battled it out for the league title until the final day, with Pep Guardiola's side just pipping the Reds.Liverpool missed out on a famous quadruple by a single goal and single point in the 2021/22 season, but did win both domestic cups, meaning Klopp has now won every club trophy available during his time on Merseyside.

Arsenal chief Edu ahead of his impending multi-million-pound switch from Manchester City.The Brazilian striker, 25, will leave the Premier League champions this summer in pursuit of regular first-team football. Despite turning out on 41 occasions last term - registering 13 goals and 12 assists - the arrival of free-scoring forward Erling Haaland has seen Jesus shift down the pecking order at the Etihad.With Selecao manager Tite fine-tuning his squad for the World Cup later this year, Jesus is in need of consistent game time to bolster his chances of appearing in Qatar and a mega-money switch to Arsenal is now in its final stages. READ MORE: Six sports stars who turned to politics including Romario as ex-Roma ace becomes mayor The Gunners have agreed a £45million fee with Man City for Jesus, who was all smiles as he arrived in north London to complete a medical on Tuesday morning (June 28).

Tottenham striker and former Manchester City target Harry Kane has already whet the appetite for Erling Haaland after sealing his £51million transfer from Borussia Dortmund.

Gabriel Jesus was greeted at a London hospital by Arsenal sporting director Edu this morning ahead of the player's move from Manchester City.

Raheem Sterling could become a Chelsea player as soon as this week after new owner Todd Boehly contacted Manchester City to speed up a deal for the first statement signing of a new era at Stamford Bridge.

Arsenal's new signing Matt Turner has brought a new fan with him as well in the shape of his sister, who had a major crush on one former player. The Gunners have not held back this summer and Mikel Arteta is in the process of yet another summer splurge with three signings already through the door.

Manchester City posted a baffling Gabriel Jesus tweet just hours after a transfer deal was agreed with Arsenal.Reports emerged of a £45million deal being struck between City and the north Londoners for the Brazilian forward on Friday (June 24). Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano announced on Sunday that the 25-year-old had agreed personal terms with the Gunners, meaning Jesus was all but confirmed as an Arsenal player.But City’s social media team left fans of both clubs baffled by posting a tweet which showed a highlight reel of Jesus.

Mikel Arteta has reportedly secured the final piece of his Arsenal puzzle with the imminent arrival of striker Gabriel Jesus.The Brazil international has, according to The Guardian, agreed personal terms with the Gunners on a five-year deal. Manchester City will receive £45million for the services of Jesus, who scored eight in 28 Premier League appearances last season.Jesus is set to be Areta’s first-choice striker at the Emirates Stadium following the departures of Alexandre Lacazette, this summer, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, in January.

Arsenal have reportedly agreed terms with Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus ahead of a transfer this summer.

Southampton have reportedly shortlisted Manchester City striker Liam Delap this summer.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has reportedly been in contact with Raheem Sterling regarding his future plans.

Arsenal are preparing to ramp up their pursuit of Leeds United forward Raphinha after seeing their opening offer knocked back.Despite strong interest from Tottenham, Chelsea and Barcelona, the Gunners are currently leading the race for the 25-year-old with manager Mikel Arteta pushing hard for his signature following positive talks with the player's agent.They lodged a bid for the Brazilian earlier this week - which fell well short of Leeds' £65million valuation - with the club determined to add imagination and firepower to their frontline amid a major attacking reshuffle, according to reports.READ MORE: Arsenal 'reach agreement' with Man City for first-choice target Gabriel JesusBoth Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette have left the club in the past six months while Arteta is also keen to rid himself of £72million flop Nicolas Pepe in order to free up some space - in the squad and on the wage bill - for some summer signings.Portuguese midfielder Fabio Vieira is already in the bag while a £45million deal for Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus looks all but secure, meaning the club can focus their attention on landing their remaining targets.Other than Raphinha, Arsenal are eyeing moves for Leicester City star Youri Tielemans and Ajax's Lisandro Martinez, and if Arteta gets his hands on all them it could see their summer spending soar to over £200 million - which would be a new club record.If Arsenal land all their targets this summer will they make the top four? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Raphinha netted 11 goals last season during an otherwise bleak campaign for Leeds which culminated in them narrowly avoiding relegation on the final day.According to reports he's holding out for

Manchester City have agreed terms with Brighton full-back Marc Cucurella, according to reports.

Michael van Gerwen has taken a brutal swipe at Manchester United's quiet transfer window.Although the window is yet to officially open - that will happen on July 1 - United's rivals have already dipped their toes into the transfer pool. While United, under new boss Erik ten Hag, have been left scrambling around for signings to bring back Champions League football.And Paddy Power jokingly tweeted a list of United targets that varied from Ajax stars, retired players, and Van Gerwen himself.

There are no rules around how much a footballer is worth in the transfer market.

Jack Wilshere has backed Gabriel Jesus to "score a lot of goals" if he joins Arsenal.

Arsenal fans have joked that transfer chief Edu is in a ruthless mood during the ongoing summer transfer window with his own son set to join Watford on a free. Defensive midfielder Luigi Gaspar, 18, looks set to leave north London for Hertfordshire following the expiration of his contract, with their training grounds in close proximity.The scholarship contract of the former Corinthians prospect will come to and end at the start of July following a period at the club that has been hampered by injuries and featured only one appearance for their under 23 side with a further 11 for their under 18s.READ MORE: Gabriel Jesus wants Arsenal transfer as Dominic Calvert-Lewin doubts prove crucial With Fabrizio Romano reporting that Edu's son Luigi will join Watford on a free transfer after leaving the Gunners' academy, fans were in agreement.

When Pep Guardiola began his managerial career at the highest level in 2008, he showcased a very obvious tactical preference. Simply put, his attacking players in wide areas had to be fast.

Arsenal have submitted a formal transfer offer to Leeds United for Raphinha – but they face a few hurdles to actually sign the winger. The Gunners have been known admirers of Raphinha for some time, having kept a close eye on the Brazilian, who has 17 goals and 11 assists in 66 matches for Leeds. The 25-year-old has been a stand-out player for the Premier League side ever since arriving in a £17million deal from Rennes in October 2020.