Arsenal and Newcastle United have reached a compromise on the transfer of Brazilian midfielder Bruno Guimarães, with a deal reportedly set at £75 million. Guimarães, who has served as Newcastle's captain, is expected to depart the club's pre-season training camp in Spain to finalize the move in London. He is scheduled to undergo a medical assessment in the coming days.

The final fee represents a middle ground between the two clubs' initial positions. Arsenal had reportedly aimed to secure the player for a maximum of £60 million, while Newcastle had maintained a valuation of at least £80 million. The transfer follows a period of significant squad movement at Newcastle, which has already seen the departures of Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali to Barcelona and Tottenham, respectively, earlier this summer.

Guimarães, who will turn 29 in November, currently has two years remaining on his contract. His move to north London marks a significant addition to Arsenal's midfield as they prepare for the upcoming season. While the financial terms have been settled, the timeline for the official announcement remains dependent on the successful completion of his medical examination.