Manchester City have reportedly agreed a deal with Arsenal for Oleksandr Zinchenko.
The Guardian claim Zinchenko is now nearing an exit as former City assistant boss Mikel Arteta looks to strengthen his side. Arsenal have quickly turned their focus to Zinchenko after failing in their attempts to sign Lisandro Martinez.
The report claims that personal terms are yet to be agreed but Arsenal are now a step closer to landing their next summer signing. Zinchenko has spent six years at City since joining from Russian side Ufa after coming through the ranks at Shakhtar Donetsk.
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Elsewhere, Nathan Ake is reportedly pleased that his move to Chelsea has fallen through. Thomas Tuchel had been looking to make Ake the second City player to join his project this summer following the £47.5m move for Raheem Sterling.
Despite Chelsea seemingly being confident that they could thrash out a deal, their pursuit has now ended after City refused to budge on their asking price. And according to The Athletic, the Dutch defender is 'pleased' that he'll be staying at City.
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