Transfer News: City snaps up Reijnders, Son to Saudi?

Arsenal await Zubimendi's call, Bruno rejects £200m Saudi move, Chelsea eye Maignan, City get Reijnders, and Saudi targets Spurs' Son after Bruno snub

Manchester City has agreed a deal to sign Tijjani Reijnders from AC MIlan, will he help City reclaim the title next season? (Photo credit: GOAL)

Except that you're an Arsenal fan, the transfer window is brewing with excitement, with clubs plugging holes in their squads. What are the hottest stories in the transfer world?

Is Zubimendi a doubt for Arsenal?

Reports came out on Tuesday, suggesting that Martin Zubimendi hasn't made up his mind on a switch to Arsenal despite sources claiming he has agreed a move to the Gunners.

The Tuesday report claims Zubimendi is waiting on Xabi Alonso's decision at Real Madrid to decide his future, as he would favor a move to the Spanish giants over anywhere else. Should Arsenal fans be worried?

Bruno Fernandes turns down huge Saudi offer

Bruno Fernandes has revealed that he turned down a mammoth offer from the Saudi consortium, which would have seen him earn £200m a year.

The Manchester United captain confirmed his conversation with Ruben Amorim influenced his decision as he intends to stay at the highest level of the game despite being 31 years old.

Chelsea lines up Maignan deal

Chelsea has approached AC Milan for their French goalkeeper Mike Maignan, with the Italian side asking for £25m for their shot-stopper.

Maignan is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, and with Chelsea struggling to find solutions between the sticks, Maignan could be the man to help them out of the sticky goalkeeping situation they found themselves in.

City agrees Tijjani Reijnders deal

Manchester City has agreed on the transfer of Dutch midfield star Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan for a fee of €70m.

Pep Guardiola's side struggled in the absence of Rodri and with Kevin De Bruyne leaving, Reijnders will plug the hole behind the forwards, and he has goals in him too; it's a great move for City.

Saudi eyes Son as Fernandes replacement

After Fernandes rejected the approach from the Saudi consortium, Tottenham's Heung Min Son is the new target of the oil-rich league.

Son feels fulfilled at Tottenham, and with the position of boss Ange Postecoglou uncertain, the South Korean could weigh his options and consider a move that would see him earn significantly higher wages.