Real Madrid midfielder Dani Ceballos jets in to complete Arsenal move – report
Real Madrid midfielder will undergo an Arsenal medical on Tuesday before signing off a season-long loan move from Real Madrid, say reports.
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The Spain Under-21 international is closing in on a move to the Emirates as the final details are thrashed out, AS reports.
Ceballos will not travel with Zinedine Zidane’s squad to the USA for pre-season and will instead head to London to finalise a move to the Gunners.
There will be no option to buy included in the deal as the 22-year-old is expected to play a role with Real Madrid's first team in future.
The Merengues originally intended to sell the midfielder on a permanent deal this summer, but his outstanding performances to help Spain win the European Under-21 Championship in June changed the club’s position.
Ceballos wants to feature in 40 games next season after struggling for minutes in Madrid and Arsenal boss Unai Emery played a crucial role in convincing the player that the Emirates was his best option.
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