Saudi Arabia is competing with 3 clubs to sign the Arsenal star
Press reports confirmed that the Saudi Public Investment Fund has entered early negotiations to include Arsenal star Thomas Partey during the upcoming winter Mercato.
The "Team Talk" website said that senior negotiators at the Saudi Public Investment Fund have been in talks with Partey since last June.
The site added that the negotiators have already discussed personal terms with Thomas Partey, as the Saudi Public Investment Fund wants to agree with the player to obtain his services.
Previous press reports said that Thomas Partey wanted to move For another club as it is close to losing its place in Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta's squad.
Three other clubs are seeking the services of Thomas Partey: Galatasaray, Fenerbahce and Barcelona.
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