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Arsenal have confirmed the signing of winger Noni Madueke from Chelsea.
The England international has made the move to the Gunners in a deal believed to be worth £52million.
Madueke has signed a five-year contract with Arsenal, his exit from Stamford Bridge coming after Chelsea added extensively to their forward ranks with the signings of Liam Delap, Joao Pedro, Jamie Gittens and Estevao.
He becomes Arsenal’s fourth signing of the transfer window, following Kepa Arrizabalaga, Christin Norgaard and Martin Zubimendi.
“We’re all so happy to welcome Noni Madueke to the team,” manager Mikel Arteta told Arsenal’s official website.
“Noni is an exciting and powerful young player, with his performances and numbers in recent seasons being of consistently high quality. He is one of the most talented wide forward players in the Premier League.
“At just 23, Noni already brings experience of club and international football, and he knows the Premier League very well.
“Having seen the quality of Noni’s performances up close in recent seasons, we’re really excited he is joining us.
“Noni joins our group with familiar England team-mates and other players he knows. He will be made to feel at home straight away.
“His arrival will really improve our squad – we’re all thrilled to have him here. From all of us, welcome Noni and welcome to your family.”
Sporting director Andrea Berta added: “We’re very pleased to have concluded an excellent deal for a hugely talented young player in Noni Madueke.
“Noni’s performance numbers and availability over recent seasons have been exceptional, reflecting his quality and professionalism. Noni is a dynamic, versatile wide forward player with strong technical ability who will significantly strengthen our squad.
“Noni already has valuable experience at the top level and we know he will make a big impact at Arsenal. Together with everyone at the club, we warmly welcome Noni to Arsenal.”
Madueke joined Chelsea in 2023 from PSV Eindhoven. He made 90 appearances for the Blues, scoring 19 goals and providing nine assists.
He made 39 appearances last season, scoring 10 goals and registering four assists as Chelsea finished fourth in the Premier League to qualify for the Champions League and won the Conference League.
Madueke was used more sparingly in the Club World Cup, however, starting just twice in five appearances as Chelsea won the inaugural edition of the newly expanded tournament.
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