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Arsenal tag Iwobi £22.5m as Lazio knock

Admin July 24, 2018

Alex Iwobi PHOTO: REUTERS

Alex Iwobi PHOTO: REUTERS

ARSENAL have put a £22.5million price tag on Alex Iwobi amid interest from Lazio. The UK Sun reports that the Serie A giants are in the market for a winger after flogging Felipe Anderson to West Ham this month.

Alex Iwobi starred for Nigeria at the World Cup but could be on his way out of Arsenal

The other player is flop striker Lucas Perez, who it is claimed has a similar asking price.

Versatile winger Iwobi, 22, has seen his progress stall at Arsenal since breaking into the first team in 2015.

The Nigeria international has 26 Premier League appearances last season, netting three times.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery reveals that he wants five captains for the team

Unai Emery has made numerous changes to the playing squad at Arsenal already.

It is believed the new Emirates boss Unai Emery is willing to sacrifice Iwobi as he overhauls the squad he inherited from Arsene Wenger.

Iwobi played in all three of Nigeria’s games as they were eliminated in the group stages of the World Cup in Russia last month.

Emery has already let Arsenal midfield mainstays Jack Wilshere and Santi Cazorla leave this summer, while Danny Welbeck could also be on his way out

The Spanish boss has made five signings, including Lucas Torreira, Sokratis and Stephan Lichtsteiner.

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