Brighton prepares to steal a march on Arsenal for Turkish star | OneFootball

Brighton could potentially beat Arsenal to sign Ferdi Kadioglu as the Gunners delay making a strong push for him.

Arsenal has been monitoring the Turkish defender for several months and has been linked with a move for him since the start of the year. Kadioglu further enhanced his reputation with his performances at Euro 2024, but Arsenal has yet to secure his signing.

Recent reports indicate that Arsenal has made an offer of €20 million to Fenerbahçe for Kadioglu, but this amount seems insufficient. Fenerbahçe is reportedly seeking closer to €35 million, which has opened the door for other clubs, including Brighton, to pursue the player.

Journalist Florian Plettenberg has revealed on X that Brighton is making progress in negotiations to sign Kadioglu, with his current club aiming for around €35 million from his departure.

While Kadioglu may naturally prefer to join a bigger club like Arsenal, he could be swayed by Brighton’s persistence and decide not to wait for Arsenal’s next move.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Kadioglu is one of the players we have consistently been linked with a move for in 2024, but we seem to have more than enough cover in the positions that he can play, and that is probably why we are not pushing to sign him.

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