Arsenal and Fenerbahce have reportedly agreed on a deal for Oleksandr Zinchenko, with the Turkish club submitting a €10 million bid.

Arsenal and Fenerbahce are close to finalizing a deal for Oleksandr Zinchenko, with the Turkish club submitting a €10 million bid as part of their summer transfer campaign.

Fenerbahce’s head coach, José Mourinho, has specifically requested Zinchenko, valuing his versatility and ability to play in a holding midfield role.

The bid is part of ongoing negotiations between Arsenal and Fenerbahce, with both parties reportedly close to an agreement. However, the deal’s success depends on Zinchenko agreeing to personal terms, as his contract with Arsenal runs until June 2026.

Zinchenko’s potential departure from Arsenal would mark a significant move for the 28-year-old Ukrainian international, who has fallen out of favor under Mikel Arteta. Despite his talent, Zinchenko’s future at Arsenal looks uncertain, with Porto and Real Betis also showing interest in signing him.

The transfer talks come as Arsenal looks to reduce its wage bill and make room for new signings.

With Zinchenko’s contract nearing its end, Arsenal might be willing to accept a lower offer if it means cutting losses. Fenerbahce is prepared to offer Zinchenko a long-term contract with performance-based bonuses to sweeten the deal.