Arsenal are prepared to offer Vinicius Junior biggest contract in their history | OneFootball

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·26 July 2026

Arsenal are prepared to offer Vinicius Junior biggest contract in their history

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Arsenal are prepared to offer Real Madrid attacker Vinicius Junior the biggest contract in the history of the Emirates Stadium club, according to The Telegraph.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta wants the 26-year-old at the North London club, and the Gunners are ready to break the bank to sign him.


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Vinicius currently earns £400,000 per week at Madrid, and the Premier League champions are ready to improve those terms to lure him to the Emirates.

The Brazilian is one of the best attackers on the planet, and signing him will be a huge statement of intent for Arsenal.

They have discussed the figures of what it would potentially take to get him and finance will not be a barrier to their aims.

Vinicius ended last season with 22 goals and 14 assists in 53 games across all competitions, and he has what it takes to improve the Gunners’ attack.

He has just a year left on his Madrid contract and talks over a renewal have not been successful so far.

The Arsenal target scored four goals and weighed in with one assist in five appearances at the World Cup and was one of the best players at the tournament.

He has scored 128 goals and bagged 100 assists in 375 games for Madrid, and the Gunners could do with such a player in the final third.

They are desperate to win the Champions League next season and also retain the league title.

Signing Vinicius could be a game-changer for the Gunners, and the fans will be excited about such a signing given what he brings to the table.

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