
Chelsea midfielder Jorginho's move to Arsenal is one of the key stories of a busy deadline day with the London rival agreeing on a £12 million fee.
The Gunners pushed for a move to sign Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo at first however deal collapsed due to Brighton's reluctance to sell the player. Arsenal acted quickly following the setback and signed the 31-year-old instead.
On paper, it does appear like the Premier League leaders have made an unexpected turn. Caicedo plays as a box-to-box midfielder and getting him would indicate investing in a long future. Jorginho's transfer on the other hand is a bit opposite. He is more of a deep-lying playmaker and standing at 31 years of age, is surely progressing on the other side of his career.
The deal unsurprisingly hence has garnered mixed reviews from the fans but looking at both the financial point of view and squad analysis, getting him for the remainder of the season could turn out to be a smart move, especially after Arsenal suffered another setback in midfield with the injury of Mohamed Elneny.
