Arsenal have seen a late offer for midfielder William Carvalho rejected
by Portuguese club William Carvalho, reports
Times journalist Duncan
Castles, with Sporting not expecting the Gunners to meet their 30
million Euro asking price.
Carvalho has been reported as a transfer target for a number of big
Premier League clubs this summer, including Arsenal and Manchester
United, but time is running out for the Portuguese international to
secure a move away from Lisbon.
The club are reportedly willing to part
with their most prized asset for a fee of 30 million Euros, but it would
appear that Arsenal are not willing to match this price – potentially
focusing their attention on a striker.
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