Newcastle United have expressed frustration over Arsenal's pursuit of Bruno Guimaraes, with the club questioning the lack of formal communication and a clear offer from the Premier League champions.
The Newcastle captain has already agreed a deal to join Arsenal, but the £55 million opening offer was turned down by the Magpies, who are still awaiting an improved bid. Arsenal indicated that they would follow up with a new offer, but Newcastle have yet to receive a formal bid.
Newcastle have reached out to Arsenal to ask if they will submit an official offer, highlighting the growing tension between the two clubs. The lack of communication has been a major point of contention, with Newcastle frustrated by the use of intermediaries and middle-men in the transfer negotiations.
Bruno Guimaraes has expressed his desire to leave Newcastle and join Arsenal, citing his ambition to win trophies and compete at a higher level. However, Newcastle are unwilling to let him go without receiving a substantial offer from Arsenal.
The situation is further complicated by the involvement of agents, who are reportedly playing a key role in the negotiations. Newcastle are growing increasingly frustrated by the lack of progress and are seeking a clear indication from Arsenal of their intentions.
