‘Personal terms and done deal’: Arsenal have already made £27m first January transfer decision

As stated by Caught Offside, Arsenal is apparently trying to undertake a double swoop in order to acquire the services of Williot Swedberg, a midfielder for Celta Vigo, and Alberto Moleiro, a great player for Las Palmas.

Since joining Os Celestes a couple of years ago, the Swedish player has been playing as a rotating player in recent seasons. He has had a promising start to this season, contributing five goals in as many starts in La Liga. He has also been playing in the rotational position in prior campaigns.

Moleiro, on the other hand, has distinguished himself as a pivotal player for Las Palmas in previous seasons, and he has scored four goals in a total of twelve league game starts this season. In the beginning of this season, he even managed to get his name on the scoresheet, which allowed his team to earn a point against Real Madrid.

With that being said, Caught Offside asserts that Arsenal is interested in Swedberg and Moleiro, and that they have dispatched scouts to thoroughly observe the performances of the two players before making a possible move to acquire them.

In his current contract with Las Palmas, Moleiro has a release clause that is worth fifty million pounds. However, his current agreement will expire in less than two years, which means that he might be available for a deal that is far less expensive the following year if he does not sign an extension.

Moleiro and Swedberg are going to Arsenal.
When compared to this, Swedberg, who is estimated to be worth almost four million pounds by Transfermarkt, still has more than two and a half years left on his current deal. In light of this, Arsenal may be able to acquire the pair for a price that is within their budget in the following year.

However, according to the report, the North London club will have a difficult time acquiring them since other clubs such as Newcastle United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Atletico Madrid, Inter, Real Sociedad, Real Betis, Roma, and Villarreal are also interested in him. On the other hand, the Gunners are now in a position to close the deal with the Magpies when it comes to the situation.

In addition to being able to play on both sides, Swedberg is also capable of playing different positions throughout the middle of the field, making him a versatile player. Moleiro, on the other hand, is primarily a left-sided attacker, although he is also more than capable of playing the offensive midfield position.

When it comes to strengthening the team, it will be fascinating to watch whether the Emirates club ultimately decides to make a solid approach to signing the 20-year-old and the 21-year-old in the following year.