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Bruno Guimarães drops fresh Arsenal hint with ‘See you soon’ X post

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July 24, 2026 2 Min Read
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Newcastle United captain Bruno Guimarães has reignited speculation over a potential move to Arsenal after posting a cryptic message on X that many fans believe signals an imminent transfer.

The Brazil international simply wrote “See you soon”, without revealing who the message was directed at.

The post quickly went viral, with Arsenal supporters interpreting it as another hint that the midfielder is edging closer to a switch to the Emirates.

The latest social media activity comes just weeks after reports emerged that Guimarães had informed Newcastle of his desire to join the Premier League champions this summer.

Arsenal are understood to have explored the framework of a deal through intermediaries, although they are yet to make formal club-to-club contact with Newcastle.

See you soon 😉 pic.twitter.com/bQ87os0mcz

— Bruno Guimarães (@Brunoguifan) July 23, 2026

The 28-year-old has been at the centre of one of the summer’s biggest transfer sagas.

Newcastle remain determined to keep their captain despite Arsenal’s interest, with the Magpies expected to demand a fee in excess of £80 million should they consider selling.

Guimarães has also fueled speculation through his social media activity in recent weeks.

He recently changed his profile picture to one featuring himself and his family at St James’ Park, a move that sparked mixed interpretations among fans, with some viewing it as a farewell gesture and others as a sign of commitment to Newcastle.

Neither Arsenal nor Newcastle have commented on the latest X post, and there has been no official confirmation that a transfer agreement has been reached.

However, the timing of the message has intensified speculation that the Brazilian midfielder’s future could soon be resolved as Arsenal continue their pursuit of one of the Premier League’s most highly rated midfielders.

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