Arsenal Secure The First Signing Of The Season


Arsenal football club of England are close to securing their first signing of the season, as Egyptian international, Mohamed El Nenny is taking some medication with the London club.

The Gunners have tabled a £5millon deal with Swiss club Basel for El Nenny as Arsene Wenger looks to reinforce his team after going top of the English Premier League.

More so, Arsenal manager has been blasted many times for not buying an outfield player, a wing which the 23-year-old Egyptian fits-in perfectly.

As a result of injury worries in the team, it was obvious that the Gunners needed to make signings in January 2016.

El Nenny who has over 40caps for his country plays well in the midfield position which is exactly what the Gunners are missing due to the injury to Francis Coquelin who is out till late January.

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