Arsenal, PSG, and Manchester City pursue Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 7:45 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Arsenal is reportedly in a three-way race to sign Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior, along with Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City. The Gunners face competition for the 26-year-old, who had a standout season last year, scoring 22 goals and providing 14 assists in 53 matches. Vinicius's current contract at Madrid expires in 2027, potentially allowing Arsenal to negotiate a cut-price deal. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is keen to bolster his squad with Vinicius's talents to enhance the team's attacking options next season.
- •Vinicius scored 22 goals and made 14 assists last season.
- •Arsenal competes with PSG and Manchester City for his signature.
- •His contract with Real Madrid runs until 2027.
- •Arteta sees him as a key addition to the squad.
- 7:45 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal Are Locked In A Three-Way Battle For This Real Madrid Winger: Dream Choice For Arteta?
"In a recent report, Fichajes mentioned that Arsenal are locked in a three-way battle for Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior. It is believed that the Gunners would have to compete with Paris Saint-Germ...
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