Noni Maduke in Action and An Arsenal FC Flag (Photo: Julian Finney, Francois Nel/Getty Images)
Chelsea’s Winganoni Madueke was reportedly given permission to leave the US club camp to provide medical care with Arsenal.
England International is taking part in the Blues at the Club World Cup tournament this summer, with Enzo Maresca’s team preparing to play in the final against Paris Saint-Germain this Sunday.
But Madueke may not be part of the Chelsea team now. Because he is allowed to return to the UK to provide Arsenal medical care.
This is what the journalist explains is that the £52 million transfer is now complete, according to David Ornstein in the X post below…
Madueke may have had a role to play for Chelsea in the final against PSG on Sunday, but that would not have been guaranteed.
According to Ornstein, the 23-year-old has already agreed to a five-year deal with Arsenal, so he wants to start at Emirates Stadium.
Noni Maduke’s transfer is almost complete, but can he silence Arsenal critics?
Madueke was clearly not everyone’s tea, and was almost overwhelming during his time at Stamford Bridge, with Arsenal fans not happy with the deal at all.
There was a graffiti of “Arteta Out” in response to the news, but anti-Madueque petitions also went viral, attracting thousands of signatures.
This seems a bit above Gooners, but it remains to be seen how this is felt by most fans, or whether it really represents a lot of noise from the vocal minority.
Along the way, Madueke claims Chelsea experts
Speaking to Will News’ Faulks, he revealed that he thinks Maduke is someone who appears to be showing improvement after developing Maduke for more than two years in West London.
“It’s easy to understand why Arsenal fans aren’t too keen to sign Noni Madueke. All his talent can be very frustrating and many of the Chelsea supporters don’t bother to see him go,” Fawkes said. Catch off side.
“But the gunner should give him a chance. He is increasingly productive in front of the goal, and on a well-structured aspect like Arsenal, it’s easy to see him improve even further and resolve any remaining weaknesses in the game.
“As many Chelsea fans are as frustrated by the sale as Arsenal fans who are opposed to the move, and many blues feel they’ve been struggling for two and a half years developing their English winger.