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Yeremy Pino’s agent in transfer talks ‘with several Premier League clubs’ as Arsenal lead race for £34m-rated winger


YERMEY PINO’s agent is reportedly in talks with several Premier League clubs over a summer move for his client – with Arsenal said to be leading the race.

The winger caught the eye of multiple clubs last season with a string of impressive displays for Spanish big boys Villarreal.

Yeremy Pino’s agent is reportedly in talks with several Premier League clubsCredit: GETTY
Arsenal are reportedly leading the race to sign the 19-year-oldCredit: Rex

And according to reports, Pino’s representative has been courted by a number of “important” Prem clubs.

That’s according to El Periodico Mediterraneo, who claim the teams have held preliminary transfer talks with Spaniard’s reps.

A formal offer, however, has yet to be tabled by any club – including from Arsenal.

Gunners boss Mikel Arteta is reportedly eager to add the 19-year-old to his Champions-League-chasing squad before the transfer window shuts.

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Villarreal are said to have slapped a £67.5million release clause on the forward.

But it’s been claimed the Yellow Submarine will let the teenager abandon ship if they receive a fee in the region of £34m-£42m for his services.

Pino, a product of Villarreal’s academy, enjoyed a stellar campaign for Unai Emery’s side last season.

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The teen scored seven goals and racked up four assists in 40 appearances for the Castellon club – who ended the 2021/22 season in seventh place.

They also gave Liverpool a scare in the Champions League semi-final.

Pino and his Villarreal team-mates will kick off their La Liga campaign on Saturday evening, travelling to the Jose Zorrilla Stadium to take on Valladolid.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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