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Brighton Face Arsenal and Man United Competition for £5m “Special” Talent

Arsenal are focusing on the future and have set their sights on a promising young talent who’s also caught Brighton’s attention.

Brighton have built a strong reputation in recent years for discovering hidden gems who later blossom into superstars, often securing hefty profits for the club. Recent examples include Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo, both of whom flourished after arriving at Brighton.

However, despite Brighton’s impressive scouting network, they now face stiff competition from Arsenal in the race to sign their latest target.

That target is teenage Ivorian winger Bazoumana Touré.

Arsenal Interested in Hammarby’s Rising Star, Bazoumana Touré

According to The Mirror, Arsenal have joined the list of Premier League clubs eyeing Touré. The 18-year-old has already made waves in Sweden with Hammarby, netting six goals in 16 appearances last season.

Hammarby are reportedly seeking at least £5 million for the young winger, a modest fee for Premier League clubs like Arsenal, Manchester United, and Brighton, who are all monitoring the situation closely.

Arsenal’s Long-Term Vision

Arsenal are undoubtedly in top form right now, but their interest in players like Touré shows they’re planning for the long haul. The Gunners already have young stars like Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly rising through the ranks, but they know the importance of bolstering their future by looking outside their academy as well.

While Touré remains a raw talent, the fact that Brighton—known for their exceptional scouting—are interested suggests he could have a bright future ahead. Arsenal may see him as a key part of their future project.

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