Arsenal are preparing a major move in the transfer market and are ready to submit a £60 million (R$413.7 million) bid for Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento, according to reports.
Despite enjoying an outstanding season under Mikel Arteta, the Gunners remain active behind the scenes as they look to further strengthen a squad capable of ending their long Premier League title drought.
Arsenal Target Livramento Amid Title Push
Arsenal currently sit at the top of the Premier League table, holding a six-point lead over Manchester City. Even with their strong form, the club’s hierarchy believes reinforcements are necessary to maintain momentum across all competitions.
According to TEAMtalk, Arsenal have identified Livramento as a priority target and are preparing a formal offer during the current transfer window.
£60m Offer on the Table, Newcastle Reluctant to Sell
Reports suggest Arsenal are willing to offer up to £60 million to secure Livramento’s signature. However, Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is reluctant to part with one of his most reliable performers, which could complicate negotiations.
Livramento’s consistent performances have also attracted interest from Manchester City, raising the possibility of a bidding war between two Premier League giants.
Tino Livramento’s Rise at Newcastle
The 23-year-old defender has been one of Newcastle’s standout players this season, impressing with his pace, defensive solidity, and versatility. He has made 18 appearances across all competitions and registered one assist, while also earning two caps for the England national team.
Livramento remains under contract with Newcastle until June 2028, strengthening the Magpies’ position in negotiations.
From Chelsea Prospect to Premier League Star
A graduate of Chelsea’s youth academy, Livramento left Stamford Bridge in search of first-team opportunities, joining Southampton before earning a move to Newcastle ahead of the 2023/24 season. Since arriving at St James’ Park, he has developed into one of the Premier League’s most highly rated young full-backs.
