Arsenal makes £ 10 million bid for Shock Premier League -Middenveld goal with Brentford to lose another important man – while Gunners are looking for Thomas Pedey replacement

Arsenal made a movement Brentford Captain Christian Norgaard.

The bees are attacked since the head coach loses Thomas Frank and three of his back room staff Tottenham.

Manchester United connect to forward Bryan Mbeumo, and now Arsenal has designs on Norgaard while they explore options for strengthening midfield in the event that Thomas Partey Do not sign a new contract.

Partey has been offered new conditions by Arsenal, but nothing has been agreed and its current deal will end in five days.

Norgaard, a 31-year-old Denmark International, signed a new two-year-old deal in Brentford in the midst of interest of Benfica in March.

He was tied to the club until 2027 and wants to establish his family in London, but would like to keep the chance to move to Arsenal and put an end to his career that is challenging for titles and compete in the Champions League.

Arsenal has made an offer for Premier League -Rival Brentford’s Christian Norgaard (Center)

The shock movement is on the heels of the bees that their head coach Thomas Frank loses

The Emirates Club explores a deal with a first £ 10 million, with a possible £ 5 million in performance-related add-ons.

Norgaard, who has not been a target for the Gunners, is now on the radar of the club while looking for experience in midfield prior to the potential departure of Pardeny.

Boss Mikel Arteta And the new sports director Andrea Berta is limited for an ambitious summer of action in the Emirates Stadium.

They are expected to sign Spain International Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad for £ 55 million as a replacement for Jorginho, who moved to Flamengo in Brazil at the end of his contract.

Norgaard has years of Premier League experience, who joined Brentford in 2019 and has been enormously influential in their rise of the championship under Frank, for whom he also played earlier in his career at Brondby and in the youth ranks of Denmark.

Frank also wants to lure Norgaard to North, although Spurs will find it more difficult to justify such an edition of more than £ 10 million for a player in the thirty, while he is committed to a policy to sign young players under technical director Johan Lange.

Frank’s Exit can offer a natural end point for Norgaard.

They have worked for so long, although it will be a serious test of Brentford’s policy not to stand in the way of their players if they have the chance to make progress.

In the meantime, Keith Andrews closes the role of head coach at the G-Tech Stadium in the aftermath of Frank’s departure.