Arsenal make an offer for Bruno Guimarães and it's rejected: What's the story!

A press report revealed that Arsenal are genuinely interested in signing Brazilian star Bruno Guimarães, the Magpies' captain, knowing that the player has two full years left on his contract at St. James' Park.

Although Newcastle United are under a lot of pressure after news emerged that English coach Eddie Howe wants to try something new, they want to keep the team's key players, including of course the 28-year-old Brazilian star.

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Arsenal are not giving up on the Bruno Guimarães deal!

Although Newcastle United rejected Arsenal's initial offer to sign Bruno Guimaraes, the Gunners insist they will not give up on signing the Brazilian star and will return with a stronger offer. Other reports, as mentioned by Sky Sports, indicated that the player had informed Magpies of his desire to leave the team this summer, but Magpies are still holding on to the player.

Bruno Guimarães bids farewell to Eddie Howe

In an emotional post following his departure from St James' Park, Bruno Guimarães paid a sincere tribute to his former manager Eddie Howe, who had stepped down amid Arsenal's interest in the midfielder. Rather than fueling transfer talk, Guimarães chose to celebrate the bond he shared with his old boss.

Sharing a picture of Howe on Instagram, the Brazilian penned a message filled with admiration and gratitude. He wrote: "King of this club!! Thanks for everything you've done for us." He went on to express how much he cherished their time together, adding: "I loved enjoying our time together. Thanks for making me a better player and person!" Guimarães admitted that words were not enough to convey his true feelings, stating: "No words I can say will really say how much I enjoyed being our player." He concluded his tribute by wishing Howe well for the future, saying: "Wish you all the very best in your future, gaffer."

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Hazem Mlhem est un rédacteur sportif expérimenté, animé par une passion pour le football africain.

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