Brazilian Bruno Guimarães, Newcastle United midfielder, continues to pressure his club's management to allow him to leave and transfer to Arsenal, amid stalled negotiations between the two clubs during the current summer transfer window.
According to the British newspaper "The Sun", Guimarães intends to submit an official transfer request during Newcastle's pre-season training camp in Spain, as he seeks to hold a meeting with the management to inform them of his insistence on leaving the club and joining Arsenal.
Guimarães had previously informed Newcastle verbally of his desire to transfer to Arsenal, but the club rejects the idea of his departure.
The player's desire to leave comes amid major changes within Newcastle, following the departure of manager Eddie Howe, along with the exit of several key squad members such as Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali.
In return, Newcastle insists on receiving a large financial compensation in exchange for relinquishing their star, with reports indicating the club will not consider selling the player for less than £80 million.
Guimarães is 28 years old and is under contract with Newcastle until 2029, giving the club a strong position in negotiations, though the player's insistence on a transfer may put the club's management to a difficult test.
