Arsenal complete Madueke signing in £52m deal from Chelsea

Arsenal confirmed the signing of the wing Noni Madoyk from Chelsea.

England has moved to defenders in a deal that is valued at 52 million pounds.

Madueke has signed a five -year contract with Arsenal, and it was out of the upcoming Stamford Bridge after Chelsea has widely added to their attacked ranks with the signature of Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens and Estevao.

Arsenal’s fourth signature becomes the transfer window, after Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christin Norgaard and Martin Zubimendi.

“We are all very happy to welcome Noni Madueke in the team,” director McCle Artita told Arsenal.

“Noni is an exciting and strong young player, as his offers and numbers in recent seasons were constantly high. He is one of the most talented players in the Premier League.

“Only 23 years old, Noni already brings the club and international football experience, and he knows the Premier League well.

“After I saw the quality of Noni’s offers closely in recent seasons, we are really excited because it joins us.

“Noni joins our group with his familiar teammates in England and other players he knows. He will feel at home immediately.

“It will really improve our team – we are all happy with its presence here. All of us, we welcome Noni and welcome to your family.”

“We are very happy to conclude an excellent deal for a very talented young player in Noni Madoyk.

“Noni’s performance numbers and their availability during recent seasons were exceptional, which reflects his quality and professionalism. Noni is a wide -use dynamic player with a strong technical ability to greatly strengthen our team.

“Noni has already has a valuable experience at the higher level and we know that it will have a major impact in Arsenal. With everyone in the club, we welcome Noni warm messages.”

Madueke joined Chelsea in 2023 from PsV Einhoven. 90 games appeared with the Blues, scoring 19 goals and playing nine assists.

39 games last season, where he scored 10 goals and scored four assists, as Chelsea finished fourth in the Premier League to qualify for the Champions League and won the Conference League.

Madueke was more used in the club’s World Cup, however, he started only twice in five games as Chelsea won the opening version of the newly expanded championship.