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In the buzzing world of football transfers, the latest chatter revolves around Gremio’s skilled midfielder, Bitello, possibly making a surprising leap to Arsenal in the upcoming summer transfer window. Despite Arsenal’s hefty spending last summer on players like Kai Havertz, Jurrien Timber, and Declan Rice, the team is still exploring potential additions.

Bitello, the 23-year-old Brazilian playmaker, seems to have caught the eye of Mikel Arteta’s side. Reports suggest that Arsenal is not alone in pursuing Bitello, as Monaco, Porto, and Zenit St Petersburg also express interest in securing his talents.

Football.london compiled information on Bitello’s potential move, highlighting the player’s apparent eagerness for the transition. Arsenal remains optimistic about signing him, even in the face of stiff competition from other clubs.

According to 90Min, Arsenal is reportedly confident about securing a deal with Bitello in January. Renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed Arsenal’s interest, noting that the South American scouting team is closely monitoring Bitello’s impressive performances at Gremio.

In the realm of potential transfers, Italian outlet TuttoMercatoWeb suggests that Arsenal is on the verge of finalizing a deal for Bitello this week. The reported fee for this transfer is around €10 million (£6.8 million), a slight reduction from Gremio’s initial asking price of €10 million (£8.6 million).

Addressing the swirling rumors, Gremio’s president, Alberto Guerra, acknowledged the interest in Bitello, specifically mentioning Arsenal as the club in contention. He confirmed ongoing discussions but emphasized that no other concrete proposals had been received.

Amidst the speculation, Monaco’s interest in Bitello was downplayed by the player himself. Although acknowledging an offer from the French club, Bitello expressed contentment with his current team, stating that he has yet to discuss the matter with his coach.

Bitello’s versatility on the field is notable, having been utilized not only as a midfielder but also as a false nine or right-winger on occasions. His exceptional ball-carrying skills, marked by frequent dribbling up the pitch, contribute to his resilience against pressing tactics.

For Arsenal, acquiring Bitello’s skills would undoubtedly be a great move, adding depth and dynamism to their squad. As the transfer saga unfolds, football enthusiasts eagerly await the official developments in this potential transfer deal.