Finally, Arsenal agree fee for Newcastle captain Guimaraes

Arsenal have finally agreed a deal to sign Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle United as the Gunners look to ensure they have the strongest possible squad to defend their league title this season.

Guimaraes has established himself as one of the best midfielders in world football over the last few seasons and demonstrated his quality for Brazil at the 2026 World Cup, where he was one of their standout performers.

Arsenal Secure Midfield Reinforcement

There has been little doubt about Guimaraes’ ability or what he can bring to the Emirates Stadium, which is why Arsenal have long been determined to add him to their squad.

After initially using intermediaries to make their interest known, the Gunners have now reached a formal agreement with Newcastle United to complete his transfer this summer.

Mikel Arteta’s side are determined to ensure they have the strongest squad in England this season and believe Guimaraes can play a key role in achieving that objective. According to Sky Sport, the two clubs have now reached an agreement for the midfielder’s transfer.

Guimaraes Set For Medical

Arsenal have agreed to pay £75 million for the 28-year-old after Newcastle United refused to accept a lower fee for his signature during this transfer window.

The agreement represents another significant statement of intent from the Gunners as they continue strengthening a squad already capable of competing for major honours. Guimaraes is expected to add quality, experience and leadership to Arsenal’s midfield.

The Brazilian will now be permitted to travel for his medical before completing the remaining formalities of the transfer. Once those steps have been finalised, Arsenal are expected to unveil him as their latest signing in the coming days.

His arrival will further strengthen Arteta’s options ahead of the new campaign as Arsenal prepare to defend their league crown. The club will hope Guimaraes can make an immediate impact and help maintain the high standards that have made the Gunners one of the strongest teams in English football.