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Arsenal and Chelsea eye former Real Madrid youth Star as release clause sparks transfer battle

The Premier League’s elite are on high alert as Yeremay Hernández, the former Real Madrid youth sensation, becomes the center of a burgeoning transfer tussle.

Both Chelsea and Arsenal are poised to activate the winger’s €20 million release clause, setting the stage for an intense summer showdown.

At 22, Hernández has carved a niche at Deportivo La Coruna, showcasing electrifying pace and precision. His tally of 11 goals and four assists this season highlights his pivotal role in Deportivo’s campaign.

Despite the club’s mid-table standing, Hernández’s performances have not gone unnoticed. 

Chelsea’s admiration for Hernández isn’t newfound. Their January overtures, including a €15 million bid, were rebuffed as Deportivo held firm on the €20 million valuation.

Undeterred, the Blues are strategizing a fresh approach, with manager Enzo Maresca keen to bolster his attacking options. 

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Will Arsenal outrun Chelsea in Yeremay Hernández transfer race?

Not to be outdone, Arsenal has thrown its hat into the ring. Reports (Via TeamTalk) suggest the Gunners are prepared to match the release clause, intensifying the competition for Hernández’s signature.

This move aligns with Arsenal’s vision to infuse young, dynamic talent into their squad.

Deportivo faces a conundrum. While Hernández’s departure would be a blow, the financial windfall could be transformative for the club’s future endeavors.

With promotion hopes dwindling, cashing in on their prized asset might be a pragmatic choice. 

As the summer window approaches, the Hernández saga promises intrigue. Will Chelsea’s persistence pay off, or can Arsenal outmaneuver their London rivals?

One thing is certain: Yeremay Hernández is a name that people might often see in the headlines in the coming months.

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