After agreeing to personal conditions, a Premier League star is “totally sold” on moving to Arsenal.

According to CBS correspondent Ben Jacobs, Youri Tielemans is ‘totally sold’ on moving to Arsenal after allegedly agreeing to individual terms.

One of the Premier League’s most gifted midfielders, Tielemans has been predicted to sign with a major club during the current transfer window.

In general, both Arsenal and Man United are interested in trying to negotiate a £25 million transfer deal for the Belgian, especially now that they know he must leave Leicester City.

However, recent media reports have confirmed that Arsenal and the player have already agreed to individual terms, typically around the £120,000 per week range. He is expected to be one of the players that arrives at the Emirates next.

Right now, amid all of that speculation, CBS columnist Ben Jacobs has come forward to inform supporters that Tielemans is absolutely set on moving to Arsenal: “He’s completely sold on a transition to Arsenal, so in the unlikely event that Manchester United were to offer for Tielemans, they will likely get him assuming that Arsenal conclude that is fine, feel free to take the player. It’s not exactly a free for all.

“In my opinion, Manchester United’s potential interest in Tielemans—which has not yet been established—could spur Arsenal to make one more offer or lead them to declare, “Unfortunately, we’re not intrigued. If you think you might need to, feel free to join Manchester United.

But I don’t think Manchester United will be able to outbid Arsenal for Tielemans. It’s certainly not a case of choose between the two.

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Look, Tielemans is a player who would add actual quality to that Arsenal team by the end of the day, so on the odd chance that they don’t reach an agreement, it will be a major blunder.

They can afford his salaries and the asking price, and the fact that he has Premier League experience suggests that he could join the team immediately.

So let’s verify that all of the rumors are true and that he is scheduled to fly to London.