At the Emirates, it ‘wouldn’t be a tremendous shock’ if Arsenal signed a £21 million star
Arsenal is currently considering a move for a relegated icon worth £21 million.
Paul Brown, a journalist for GIVEMESPORT, has stated that Arsenal acquiring Leicester City defender Timothy Castagne would not be a major surprise.
Castagne was relegated with the Foxes, but Brown believes that the Gunners could snag a steal this summer if they pursue him.
Transfer rumors concerning Timothy Castagne at Arsenal.

Arsenal appears to have wasted little time in bolstering its squad for the 2022/23 season, following the disappointment of missing out on the Premier League title.
Injuries, notably in the backline, proved to be one of Mikel Arteta’s biggest concerns during the previous season, and the Spanish manager is eager to prevent a repeat.
Arteta is said to be a fan of Castagne’s abilities, as reported by Belgian journalist Sacha Tavolieri. The Gunners have reportedly identified Castagne as a prospective right-back option.
Tavolieri claims that Arsenal are monitoring Castagne’s development and could make a move if their pursuit of Real Valladolid prodigy Ivan Fresneda fails.
Moreover, the reporter suggests that preliminary discussions between Arsenal and Leicester have already taken place, with the potential for this transaction to accelerate rapidly if the finances work out for both parties.
Castagne joined Leicester from Atalanta in a £21 million transfer three years ago, but with only two years remaining on his contract, Arsenal could swoop in and snag a bargain if they act quickly.
What did Paul Brown say about Castagne’s decision to join Arsenal?
When queried about the possibility of Belgian international Castagne joining Arsenal, journalist Brown confirmed the Gunners’ interest in the player.
Regarding the 27-year-old, Brown stated, “It wouldn’t be shocking if Castagne ended up at Arsenal. I do not believe it would be detrimental to either him or the club.”
Next season, what could Castagne offer Arsenal?
The former Atalanta player has made close to 100 appearances for Leicester City in the Premier League (Transfermarkt), which could be the greatest advantage of signing Castagne.
Castagne has contributed 11 goals and assists since joining the Premier League three years ago. He is not hesitant to get forward and support the offense.
Moreover, the Belgian international with 31 caps has shown himself to be a shrewd player out of position, averaging over two challenges per game according to WhoScored.
If the Gunners can acquire Castagne on the cheap from relegated Leicester, it could be one of the summer’s best deals.
At the Emirates, it ‘wouldn’t be a tremendous shock’ if Arsenal signed a £21 million star