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Arsenal LEAVE Jeremy Monga Talks, Man City HIJACK?! Ezri Konsa Links - Arsenal Transfer Show
Arsenal have reportedly stepped away from talks for Jeremy Monga, Manchester City are preparing a hijack, and fresh links involving Ezri Konsa have emerged as the transfer window continues to throw up surprises.
In today’s episode of The Arsenal Transfer Show, Arsenal reporter Tom Canton breaks down the latest developments surrounding Jeremy Monga and why Arsenal's pursuit may have cooled.
We also assess suggestions that Manchester City could look to capitalise on the situation, while analysing the newest reports linking Arsenal with Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa and what such a move could mean for Mikel Arteta's squad.
🔴 Topics covered today:
Arsenal leave Jeremy Monga talks
Why the situation has changed
Manchester City hijack
Ezri Konsa links assessed
Arsenal defensive plans analysed
Andrea Berta's recruitment strategy
Latest transfer news round-up
📢 Let me know in the comments — would Ezri Konsa be a smart signing for Arsenal?
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0:00 Intro
1:45 World Cup round-up
5:42 Santi Cazorla retires
8:02 Ezri Konsa
12:34 Jeremy Monga
16:07 Q&A
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