Arsenal Secure Andria Bartishvili After Liverpool Miss Out on Teen Star

Arsenal Secure Andria Bartishvili After Liverpool Miss Out on Teen Star

Arsenal have beaten Liverpool to the signing of Georgian teenager Andria Bartishvili, with Fabrizio Romano confirming the deal with his trademark “here we go.” The 17-year-old midfielder has agreed a five-year contract with Arsenal, with the transfer valued at €4.5 million. Bartishvili will travel to London next week for a medical before completing the move. […] The post Arsenal Secure Andria Bartishvili After Liverpool Miss Out on Teen Star app…

Arsenal Sign 'next Kvaratskhelia' Bartishvili In £4.5m Deal

Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign 17-year-old Georgian midfielder Andria Bartishvili, with the teenager set to join the club in 2027 once he turns 18. The Gunners will pay FC Kolkheti Poti £4.5 million (€4.5m) for the attacking midfielder, who has been dubbed the “next Khvicha Kvaratskhelia” due to his explosive dribbling and creative […] The post Arsenal sign ‘next Kvaratskhelia’ Bartishvili in £4.5m deal appeared first on News Round The Clock.

Arsenal agree €4.5m deal for Georgian wonderkid Andria Bartishvili

Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign highly-rated Georgian prospect Andria Bartishvili after beating several European clubs to the 17-year-old's signature. Georgian outlet Geo Team first reported that the Gunners had reached an agreement for Bartishvili, with Fabrizio Romano subsequently corroborating the deal and giving it his trademark “here we go”. Arsenal will reportedly pay

Who is Andria Bartishvili? Arsenal Land Georgian Wonderkid On €4.5M Deal

Arsenal have agreed a €4.5m deal for Georgian wonderkid Andria Bartishvili, 17, who will sign a five-year contract after a London medical. The move becomes official in March 2027 when he turns 18. Compared to Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, the midfielder has impressed scouts through Dinamo Tbilisi, Kolkheti 1913 and Iberia 1999. The post Who is Andria Bartishvili? Arsenal Land Georgian Wonderkid On €4.5M Deal appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.