Eddie Nketiah has completed a transfer from Arsenal to Crystal Palace. The deal was confirmed on Friday night just before the transfer window deadline. The move is worth a total of €35 million, with €30 million paid upfront and an additional €5 million in add-ons. Nketiah expressed his excitement about joining Crystal Palace, stating that it feels good to be back home in South London.

Crystal Palace is delighted to announce the signing of Eddie Nketiah on a five-year contract from Arsenal. Having grown up in Deptford, Nketiah returns to South London as an England international and a recognized top-level striker. He will wear the number 9 at Palace.

Crystal Palace have completed a £30 million deal for Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah; the fee is £25m upfront plus £5m in performance-related add-ons.

The transfer is progressing towards a conclusion. Eddie Nketiah still has to do his medical etc., but it is heading in the right direction. The deal is expected to be announced on Friday before the window shuts.

Eddie Nketiah is set to leave Arsenal for Crystal Palace in a deal worth up to £30 million.

Paul Merson discusses Arsenal's striker situation following Gabriel Jesus' injury concern and Eddie Nketiah's imminent departure to Crystal Palace.

Eddie Nketiah is likely to leave Arsenal. The 25-year-old English forward is close to signing with Crystal Palace. The reported transfer fee is 30 million euros plus an additional 6 million in bonuses.

Arsenal will soon sell another player, Eddie Nketiah, who will join Crystal Palace. The Glaziers have secured Arsenal's approval for the permanent transfer of the player with a general agreement worth a total of 30 million pounds: 25 million fixed and 5 million in bonuses.

Eddie Nketiah is on the verge of completing a €35m transfer to Crystal Palace this week, making it Arsenal's joint second biggest sale in the club's history. Crystal Palace is expediting the deal due to competition from Nottingham Forest. Nketiah has previously encountered numerous failed transfers for various reasons, including his own decisions, Arsenal's position, and other clubs' changing interests.

According to Sky Sports, Crystal Palace has reached an agreement with Arsenal for the transfer of the 25-year-old striker. The Eagles are expected to spend around 29 million euros, plus 6 million euros in performance-related bonuses, totaling 35 million euros for the English forward.

Eddie Nketiah has decided to leave Arsenal due to limited playing opportunities. Crystal Palace has shown interest and negotiations have been successful. The player has accepted the move and will undergo medical examinations before finalizing the transfer.

Eddie Nketiah, 25, is close to securing a £30m exit to Crystal Palace having been given permission to undergo a medical at Selhurst Park.

Eddie Nketiah granted permission by Arsenal to undergo medical ahead of completing proposed move to Crystal Palace. Palace working to finalise agreements with Arsenal for a deal worth £30m and 25-year-old striker on personal terms - no problems expected.

Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah is closing in on a £30m switch to Crystal Palace after moves to Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest fell through.

Arsenal is ready to accept an offer from Crystal Palace for Eddie Nketiah, as reported by The Athletic. Palace has made an offer worth 25 million pounds, with an additional 5 million in bonuses. The deal is structured similarly to what Nottingham Forest was seeking before negotiations broke down, and it seems the Gunners are finally ready to give the green light for the transfer.

Crystal Palace are close to agreeing a deal with Arsenal that will see Eddie Nketiah depart in a deal worth a reported €35 million - with €30m being paid up-front and an additional €5m in add-ons. Nketiah likely makes the move to Palace in pursuit of regular first team football. Palace have already sold Michael Olise and Jordan Ayew, creating a need for additional firepower.

Eddie Nketiah is reportedly closing in on a move to Crystal Palace. Arsenal will likely accept a bid worth £30million for Nketiah. Palace's proposal is £25m plus £5m in add-ons. Personal terms are not expected to be an issue.

Arsenal are reportedly set accept Crystal Palace's bid for Eddie Nketiah following the striker's failed move to Nottingham Forest.

Crystal Palace firmed up their long-standing interest in Eddie Nketiah after his move to Nottingham Forest collapsed. The deal is expected to go through according to David Ornstein of The Athletic. Arsenal are expected to accept Palace's offer of around €35 million, with €30 million upfront and the rest in potential add-ons. Personal terms are not expected to be an issue.

Crystal Palace are close to securing a permanent transfer for Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah. Palace offering £25m plus £5m in add-ons, according to The Athletic. Nketiah's current contract still runs until 2027 after he penned new terms two years ago, but Arsenal are not expected to turn down the proposal.

According to 'The Athletic', Crystal Palace is now being discussed as a potential destination for the 25-year-old Eddie Nketiah.

Crystal Palace have rekindled their interest in Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah following his failed move to Nottingham Forest. The Eagles' interest in Nketiah was first exclusively revealed by FootballTransfers back in December 2023. According to Crystal Palace reporter Bobby Manzi, Oliver Glasner’s side are considering a loan move with an obligation to buy for the Gunners forward.

Crystal Palace is considering making a move for Eddie Nketiah. The club's management had already been in talks with Arsenal earlier in the summer. It remains to be seen if Nketiah is willing to join Oliver Glasner's team, which already has Jean-Philippe Mateta and Odsonne Édouard in his position.

Crystal Palace has been linked with Nketiah since the start of 2024, but it remains to be seen if they will make a concerted effort to sign him this week.

Crystal Palace are long-time admirers of Nketiah, but they have so far refused to firm up their interest and open club-to-club talks.

Long-time admirers of the Hale End graduate.