Arsenal sign Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge for €40m on a deal until 2031 as the Gunners continue strengthening their attacking squad

Arsenal have completed the signing of Greek forward Christos Tzolis from Belgian side Club Brugge in a deal worth €40 million, with the player committing his future to the Premier League club until June 2031.

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The move, confirmed on Thursday, marks another significant addition to Arsenal’s attacking options as manager Mikel Arteta continues to build a squad capable of competing across domestic and European competitions.

Tzolis, 24, arrives at the Emirates Stadium after an impressive spell at Club Brugge, where his performances attracted attention from several top European clubs.

The versatile attacker is capable of operating on either wing and can also contribute in more central attacking positions.

Arsenal view the Greek international as a player who can provide pace, creativity and direct attacking threat, qualities that fit into Arteta’s tactical approach.

The transfer represents a major investment in the club’s attacking future, with the long-term contract reflecting Arsenal’s confidence in Tzolis’ ability to make an impact in English football.

Before joining Club Brugge, Tzolis developed his career in Greece with PAOK, where he emerged as one of the country’s brightest young talents.

His performances later earned him a move abroad and international recognition with the Greek national team.

The forward’s arrival adds further competition to an Arsenal attack that has continued to evolve under Arteta.

The club has prioritised adding depth and quality to key positions as it aims to challenge for major honours.

Tzolis becomes the latest player recruited as part of Arsenal’s wider strategy of combining established quality with younger talent capable of delivering sustained success.

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The Greek forward is expected to join his new teammates ahead of the upcoming campaign as Arsenal prepare for another demanding season in the Premier League and Europe.