Former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique's wage demands could see Arsenal turn elsewhere for new manager

Sport360 staff 11:00 02/05/2018
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  • Though the summer transfer window is still a couple of months away, that hasn’t stopped the rumours of players potentially being on the move.

    Across the world of football, there remains plenty of activity and stories that have football fans talking.

    Here, we look at the latest transfer deals that could happen when the market reopens in June.

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    FERNANDO

    Chelsea, Tottenham and Everton are all chasing Spartak Moscow midfielder Fernando, reports The Sun.

    The 26-year-old Brazilian has impressed this season, helping Spartak to their current second-place position in the Russia Premier League.

    Spartak value Fernando, who is also being watched by Sevilla and Atletico Madrid, at £22m (Dh109m).

    Fernando is linked with the Premier League.

    LUIS ENRIQUE

    Luis Enrique‘s sky-high wage demands could rule him out of the running to become Arsenal‘s new manager, reports the Mirror.

    The former Barcelona boss is reportedly asking for a £25million-a-year salary (Dh124m), more than tripling outgoing boss Arsene Wenger‘s wages of £8m-a-year (Dh39m).

    The demands have the Gunners considering younger and cheaper options, including Mikel Arteta, Patrick Vieira and Julian Nagelsmann.

    A return to management for Enrique?

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