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Arsenal 'put £30m price tag on Joe Willock'

:Headline: Arsenal 'put £30m price tag on Joe Willock':
Arsenal reportedly slap a £30m price tag on the head of Joe Willock, who continues to impress while on loan at Newcastle United.
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Arsenal would reportedly entertain offers of around £30m for midfielder Joe Willock.

The 21-year-old has played a starring role under Steve Bruce while on loan at Newcastle United, netting five goals in his last five Premier League appearances to help the Magpies confirm survival.

Bruce has admitted that he would love to keep Willock on the books at St James' Park, but Arsenal would not let their academy product leave on the cheap after his breakthrough season.

A fee of £20m was previously touted for the England Under-21 international, but transfer expert Fabrizio Romano now claims that the Gunners are after at least £25m and possibly up to £30m for Willock.

However, the midfielder would supposedly want to be assured of a regular first-team role to stay with Arsenal, and he may be granted it if the Gunners cannot strike a permanent deal for Martin Odegaard this summer.

Willock remains contracted to Arsenal until 2023, where he has amassed 11 goals and four assists from 78 appearances, including six goal contributions from five Europa League outings earlier in the season.

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2Manchester UnitedMan Utd372011671432871
3Chelsea371910857342367
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8Everton37178124743459
9Arsenal371771353391458
10Leeds UnitedLeeds37175155953656
11Aston Villa37157155345852
12Wolverhampton WanderersWolves37129163550-1545
13Crystal Palace37128174164-2344
14Southampton37127184765-1843
15Newcastle UnitedNewcastle37119174462-1842
16Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton37914144044-441
17Burnley37109183354-2139
RFulham37513192751-2428
RWest Bromwich AlbionWest Brom37511213473-3926
RSheffield UnitedSheff Utd3762291963-4420
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