Arsenal linked with ex-Bayern Munich striker and have £22 million transfer bid 'rejected'
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Business is heating up in the January transfer window. Clubs in the Premier League and beyond are looking to get major deals over the line - who have Arsenal been linked with today?
The Gunners are thought be interested in a young striker who has previously played for Bayern Munich - additionally, they have seen a £22 million bid for another of their targets turned down.
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The Gunners have been linked with a move for former Bayern Munich striker Joshua Zirkzee - but they will not pursue a move for the young Dutchman in the January transfer window, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano. Currently, he plays for Bologna, having scored seven goals in 19 Serie A appearances this season.
Speaking to CaughtOffside, Romano said: "One name linked with Arsenal is Joshua Zirkzee, but I don’t have any update as Bologna are very clear: Joshua will not leave in January, they guarantee. His former club Bayern Munich will not decide on the buy-back clause now, that’s all a discussion for June, not this January."
Gunners have £22 million bid for Borja Mayoral rejected by Getafe
Arsenal reportedly put forth a bid of £22 million for Getafe's Borja Mayoral recently - however, according to Goal, this approach has been turned down by the Spanish outfit. It is unclear how much Gefate will require him for him to leave the club - but it seems apparent that £22 million will not be enough.
Mayoral has been on fire in La Liga this season - he has scored 12 goals and has notched up a single assist over the course of 19 league appearances. His impressive goal return would seem to indicate a high value, which could see the Gunners priced out of a move.
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