Transfer: Arsenal Confirm Deal for Norgaard
The Denmark midfielder joins after making only seven Premier League starts for Arsenal and becomes Everton's fourth signing of the summer.
- On Wednesday, Everton completed the signing of Denmark international Christian Norgaard from Arsenal on a two-year deal for £7m. The 32-year-old midfielder becomes the club's fourth summer acquisition.
- Norgaard sought a larger footballing role after limited playing time at Arsenal, where he made only seven league starts last season. He replaces midfielder Idrissa Gueye, who departed after seven seasons and 236 appearances.
- Everton manager David Moyes has bolstered the squad with additional signings: Hayden Hackney joined from Middlesbrough for £16.5m and Tyrique George arrived from Chelsea for £18m. These acquisitions strengthen depth following recent departures.
- Arsenal are reportedly close to signing Newcastle United midfielder Bruno Guimaraes to replace Norgaard, with the deal valued at £75 million . Norgaard previously spent six years at Brentford before joining the Gunners.
- Everton will launch their Premier League season on August 22 against Crystal Palace at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Norgaard expressed enthusiasm about experiencing the club's atmosphere, stating the opportunity is "a big, big honour.
28 Articles
28 Articles
For the transfer of an experienced Hawbek, the Irisca paid about £7 million, and the player signed a contract for two years.
Transfer: Arsenal confirm deal for Norgaard
Arsenal on Wednesday confirmed that Christian Norgaard has joined Everton in a permanent transfer this summer. Norgaard joined the Gunners from Brentford in July 2025 and made 20 appearances in all competitions. The 32-year-old started his professional career with Lyngby in Denmark before moving to Brondby. He played a crucial role in Brentford’s rise to the Premier […] Transfer: Arsenal confirm deal for Norgaard
The former international has signed a two-year contract with Premier League club Everton.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 42% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium


















