Piero Hincapie and Nicolas Jackson (©Getty Images)
Piero Hincapie and Nicolas Jackson (©Getty Images)

German-English connection: Lever selling to Arsenal, Bayern buying from Chelsea

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Centre-back Piero Hincapie is allegedly on the way to London, while Nicolas Jackson is packing his bags to leave the English capital

The end of the June Transfer Window will inevitably bring us two interesting deals between as many London and Bundesliga sides.

Erik ten Hag will lose one of his essential defenders ahead of Bayer Leverkusen's clash against Werder Bremen (16.30), as Piero Hincapie will soon become a new member of Arsenal.

The Ecuadorian will join Mikel Arteta's crew on a season-long loan, while the Gunners will have an option to buy him for around €60 million next June. At the same time, Jakub Kiwior will depart from Emirates and join Porto, also on loan, though the Dragons will be obliged to buy the Pole next year for £24 million.

And while Hincapie is on his way to London, Nicolas Jackson is packing his bags to leave the English capital. A couple of days after the Senegalese agreed on personal terms with Bayern Munich - which today face Augsburg (19.30) - transfer guru Fabrizio Romano announced that the Bavarians and Chelsea had reached an agreement on the conditions of the deal.

Jackson will join the Munich side on a €15 million loan, and Bayern will also have a €65 million purchase option.

BUNDESLIGA - MATCHDAY 2

Friday

Hamburger - St. Pauli 0-2 (0-1)

/Dzwigała 19, Hountondji 60/

Saturday

16.30: (3.00) Hoffenheim (3.50) Eintr.Frankfurt (2.30)

16.30: (1.42) RB Leipzig (4.60) Heidenheim (7.50)

16.30: (1.65) Stuttgart (4.50) M' gladbach (4.80)

16.30: (3.90) Werder (3.50) Leverkusen (1.95)

19.30: (10.0) Augsburg (6.50) Bayern (1.25)

Sunday

16.30: (2.10) Wolfsburg (3.45) Mainz (3.50)

18.30: (1.42) Dortmund (4.60) Union Berlin (7.50)

20.30: (2.60) Koln (3.25) Freiburg (2.80)

***odds are subject to change***



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