Arsenal's Premier League title bid faces £271m twist around four huge transfers

The latter duo are set to join Tottenham with Marmoush initially joining on loan but will sign permanently for £50m if certain conditions are met. Savinho, meanwhile, has cost Spurs £75m plus a further £10m in add-ons with Palmeiras star Allan expected to join as his replacement for well under half that fee.

New head coach Enzo Maresca has already sanctioned Rodri's move to Barcelona with Elliot Anderson as his successor. And now Bouaddi is coming into Etihad Stadium with Newcastle United advancing in talks for Gonzalez.

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City value him at £50m, which is what they paid Porto to sign him just under 18 months ago. The exits of Savinho, Marmoush and Gonzalez could see City take in up to £185m with a little under half that going to Lille for Bouaddi which means more funds are available to spend.

Though it is three fringe players heading for the exit door, it is a further indication of the rebuild taking place under Maresca after Pep Guardiola left the club following a decade in charge.

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Teething issues for the new manager have been on full display in the first two weeks of the season with Arsenal comfortably beating them 3-0 in the Community Shield. The following Sunday, Bournemouth went a goal up on City's patch but they were able to complete a late comeback through Marc Guehi and Josko Gvardiol.

The Gunners meanwhile, strode to victory over newly-promoted Coventry City on Friday evening. Kai Havertz, Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard were all on target with the latter looking back to his best.

Ahead of the game, Ezri Konsa was officially unveiled as the club's fifth summer signing following permanent arrivals for Piero Hincapie, Illan Meslier, Bruno Guimaraes and Christos Tzolis.

The latter started at left wing following Leandro Trossard's exit while Gabriel Martinelli was not in the squad. football.london understands that Al Hilal are in talks with the Gunners to reach an agreement for Martinelli, who is open to joining the Saudi Pro League side.

That could open the door for Julian Alvarez to join from Atletico Madrid with the Argentine of firm interest to Arsenal. He returned to action over the weekend and was booed by the home support which has cast further doubt over his long-term future in the Spanish capital.

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