Famous transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano recently reconfirmed that Spanish midfielder Merino has successfully completed a full medical examination at Arsenal FC, marking a key step in the transfer process for the powerful player to join Arsenal. Previously, Romano teased the news of Merino becoming a member of the Gunners with the iconic "Here we go", and now the transfer is nearly finalized.
According to Romano's latest report, Merino's transfer fee will total 37 million euros, including a fixed transfer fee of 32 million euros and a floating clause of 5 million euros that may be triggered according to the player's performance. This price not only reflects Arsenal's recognition of Merino's ability, but also highlights the club's determination to strengthen the midfield in the new season.
Merino has signed a contract extension with Arsenal until 2028, providing long-term stability to the team's midfield lineup. In addition, the contract contains an additional extension option, leaving room for flexibility for both sides in the future. This signing is not only an important leap for Merino's personal career, but also a precise layout for Arsenal in the transfer market, aiming to further improve the team's overall competitiveness by bringing in strong players.
With Merino's joining, Arsenal's midfield configuration will be more rich and varied, and the team's performance in the new season's Premier League and European matches is worth looking forward to. Fans have warmly welcomed Merino's arrival and expect him to play his full strength in the Gunners' lineup, bringing more victories and honors to the team.
