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Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City Leading Chase For N’Golo Kante
Given that Manchester United and Chelsea will likely be without European football next term, it’s not at all surprising to see their chances of capturing this season’s stars as slim but our landlord still thinks their could be departures, particularly concerning Riyad Mahrez and N’Golo Kante. But Arsenal could test their resolve given they are on the lookout for midfield reinforcements this summer.
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The French international’s performances saw him named in the PFA Team of the Season as well as being named on the six-man short list for PFA Player of the Season, and understandably he’s attracting interest from some of Europe’s most powerful clubs.
Although £19.8m for a top quality and Premier League winning midfielder would arguably be a bargain, Arsenal would still have to stump up some serious cash to lure him away.
The efforts of Riyad and Kante are counted a great deal during Leicester’s struggle to stay at the top of the English Premier League giants, which recently crowned the them ‘new Sheriffs in tow’.
They remain keen on signing Granit Xhaka from Borussia Monchengladbach while also focusing on recovering their injured players including Jack Wilshere and Santi Cazorla.
The Gunners are apparently facing competition from both Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City, but while wages could potentially come into it, with a set release clause their financial firepower won’t mean a huge amount.
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“He is very happy with Leicester and of course it has been a fantastic season”. Kante is now on just £25,000 a week, which all three clubs could obviously improve on massively.