Eberechi Eze’s imminent move to Arsenal may have come at the final hour, but his story with the club goes back much further. In a dramatic turn of events, the Crystal Palace star is now

Arsenal are closing in on their seventh signing of the summer as Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze nears a move to north London.

Eberechi Eze is close to joining Tottenham after Arsenal backed out of the race. The England international is expected to start for Crystal Palace in the first leg of the UEFA Conference League play-off against Fredrikstad on Thursday before sealing a £60m move to Spurs.

Just hours before Arsenal clinched a deal for Eberechi Eze, in an even crueller twist, Tottenham Hotspur finally put in the offer they felt would be acceptable to Crystal Palace. There had been a verbal agreement.

Newcastle are under pressure to sign a new striker this summer. Callum Wilson was released following the expiration of his contract, but Eddie Howe’s side were forced to start the season without a recognised centre forward after Isak began his own protest over his desired move to Liverpool.

Arsenal look set to complete one of the most shocking hijack transfers in recent times by signing Eberechi Eze ahead of Tottenham Hotspur. TBR Football has exclusively revealed that Eze is ecstatic about joining Arsenal and the Gunners have now agreed terms over the deal with Crystal Palace.

Crystal Palace admitted to ace striker Eberechi Eze's departure. Eze is expected to leave for Arsenal. Global media ESPN reported on the 22nd (Korea time) "Crystal Palace coach Oliver Glasner virtually admitted that Eze seems to have already played his last game at Palace" Arsenal are estimated to have spent at least 60 million pounds (about 110 billion won) on recruiting Eze.

Follow live updates as Alexander Isak's Newcastle future continues to dominate the summer transfer window BlueCo — the group that owns Chelsea and Strasbourg — has reached an agreement to sign midfielder Julio Enciso from Brighton & Hove Albion.

Crystal Palace made history on Thursday when they secured their first-ever win in Europe on a bittersweet night