Nacer Chadli could make Tottenham exit; PSG in fresh talks with Arsenal target N'Golo Kante - Wednesday's transfer gossip

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Tom Doyle25 May 2016

The 2015/16 Premier League season is barely over, but Arsenal have already made one major move in the transfer market.

Granit Xhaka has completed his move from Borussia Monchengladbach to the Gunners, signing for an undisclosed fee believed to be worth £33.8m.

The arrival of one premium midfielder in north London may allow PSG to take pole position in the race for N'Golo Kante, while Arsenal's neighbours Tottenham are also expected to be busy this summer.

Nacer Chadli once again struggled to make a first-team role his own at White Hart Lane, and the Spurs winger could well be on the move if Mauricio Pochettino decides he needs some more ruthless players to push for next season's title.

Spurs missed out on Saido Berahino last summer, but Crystal Palace could be about to pick up the pieces in a cut-price deal - and Manchester United are also reportedly on the lookout for a bargain in the form of Zlatan Ibrahimovic on a free.

Last but not least are Chelsea, who will have to stump up a pretty penny if they are to lure Simon Kjaer away from Turkey.

Scroll through the gallery above for today's top transfer rumours...

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