Brentford goalkeeper David Laye, who has been favored by a number of giants, has failed in his negotiation to join Bayern Munich. However, he is not worried about losing his job, and it has been reported that Arsenal has suddenly joined the battle, and the leader of the team, Adidas, wants to bring in a high-quality goalkeeper to compete with Lansdal, which would also lead to a chain effect of the goalkeeper transfer.
Due to David Laye's refusal to renew his contract, Binford has decided to sell him away. Originally, Bayern Munich wanted to sign him, but they wanted to complete the transfer by way of a loan, so they were instantly rejected by Binford. According to Fabrizio Romano broke the news, Arsenal is studying the acquisition program, will formally open the price in the day, "with the wave type" David Laye has always been the Arsenal leader Adidas heart water, but Binford asked for 40 million pounds (about 400 million Hong Kong dollars) transfer fee, which will make the negotiation difficult to greatly increase.
Arsenal's sudden scramble for David Laye has caused chaos in the "goalkeeper market". US international Matt Duaner, who was Arsenal's No.2 goalkeeper, is reportedly discussing a move to Nottingham Forest, meaning that Forest will give up on signing Manchester United's Dien Henderson, while Bayern, after failing to bring in David Laye, is also considering signing free agent Dickie Dahlia for free.
