Partey to join Arsenal
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Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey has reportedly agreed to sign a five-year with Arsenal after agreeing personal terms with the London-based club.
Partey, 27, will earn up to £250,000 per week in his new Arsenal as the club have already paid his release clause at La Liga offices.
The Atletico Madrid midfielder passed initial medical tests in Madrid and will travel to London tonight to complete the transfer.
After the announcement of the deal, Partey will then fly to join the Black Stars for upcoming friendlies in Turkey.
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