Arsenal ‘snubbed’ by ‘brilliant’ League One and England Under-21 goalkeeper on deadline day ...Middle East

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Wigan Athletic’s Sam Tickle rejected a move to Premier League Arsenal on deadline day, according to reports. The Gunners were busy on the final day of the transfer window, bringing in Raheem Sterling on loan from Chelsea and Neto from Bournemouth. Tickle was on the Gunners’ radarGetty But whilst the former Manchester City winger stole headlines, it turns out Arsenal were not successful in one of their other transfer pursuits. According to The Sun, League One Wigan’s first choice goalkeeper, Tickle, was seen as a potential third choice option between the sticks for Arsenal. However, the England Under-21 glovesman opted to turn down the move due to not wanting to drop into the s

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