Noni Madueke confirms Chelsea exit with move to Arsenal edging closer

Noni Madoyk confirmed his exit from Chelsea closing a transfer to Arsenal.

England International is preparing to move via London after conditions have been agreed on a deal worth 52 million pounds last week.

Madewik was allowed to leave the Chelsea base in the club’s World Cup – a championship that ended in winning – and returning to England to discuss the transformation to the Emirates.

After that, the 23 -year -old came out on vacation, and for this reason there was no official announcement from either of the club, but he went on social media this afternoon to reveal his time in Stamford Bridge.

He wrote on Instagram: “I would like to thank you for the past three years or so. For every employee who helped me on this trip, thank you. To my teammates, thank you for everything, I just leave love and admiration for you, comrades.

“We have achieved a lot this season and I wish you frankly, comrades, but the best. To Inzo Marisca, it was privileged to play under you, thank you for your attempt to improve me as a player and as a person.

“Finally, I thank you for every Chelsea fan. Thank you for love, praise and also criticism, I appreciate everything. I leave here nothing but dear memories.”

Arsenal fans are not convinced by Madueke Capture

Madueke, born in London, joined Chelsea from PsV Einhoven for 28 million pounds in January 2023, signed a seven -and -a -half -year deal.

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It will provide a useful option for the president of Gunners Mikeel Arteta, mostly on the left as Arsenal was largely used by striker Gabriel Martinelli.

His imminent arrival has not decreased well with a section of Arsenal fans, though, some of them organized the #notomadueke campaign.

Noni Madoyk statistics

After a youth profession with Tottenham and Crystal Palace, Madoyk rejected an offer from Manchester United and joined PSV when he was 16 years old in 2018, where he will score seven goals in seven games and 17 alternative games during the 1020/21 season in Eredivis.

Regular to England at youth levels, Madueke Lee Carsley Young Lions helped win the Euro Under-21 in 2023 and made his first appearance when Carsley was the head of the attack in September 2024, including helping 2-0 at home on Finland.

Six matches have appeared in England and have produced two other passes since then, including one for the Harry Kane prize winner against Andorra in the first Thomas Tuchille match in June 2025.