Arsenal wants Super Eagles midfielder

Super Eagles player, Wilfred Ndidi is wanted by Premier League outfit Arsenal after meeting with his representatives.

Ndidi has the main part for Leicester City this season which has also seen Liverpool ready to spend much on him.

The midfielder has been a top performer in England which sees him as the best tackler in the league.

According to report, Arsenal wants Ndidi as a midfield reinforcement in the summer.
The 21-year-old who was brought in to Leicester in 2016 following the Ngolo Kante leaving has become one of the consistent players in the starting eleven.

The report states that Arsenal has already made contact with Ndidi’s representatives for a potential move this summer, with Arsene Wenger reportedly an admiring Ndidi.

Ndidi’s representatives denied making contact with Barcelona, but the report states that he may be willing to join compatriot Alex Iwobi at the Emirates Stadium.

Report states that Arsenal will like to roll up the deal for Ndidi before he goes off to represent Nigeria at this year FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Ndidi is ranked among the most valuable players in the world and a fee for his services will be in the region of $75million.

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