A mural of Eberechi Eze outside Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium has been defaced, seemingly by Tottenham supporters.

Arsenal pulled off a big move late in the summer transfer window by signing England forward Eberechi Eze, who was a reported target of north London rival Tottenham. Eze joined from Crystal Palace on Saturday for a reported initial fee of 60 million pounds ($80 million).

Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank said his players needed no extra motivation for their dominant 2-0 Premier League victory over Manchester City on Saturday following the fallout from their failed bid to sign Ebereche Eze.

Lee, who’s been labelled a “ future legend ” by talent scout Jacek Kulig, achieved a better goal and assist rate per 90, whilst posting a higher shot on target accuracy rate - arguably offering Frank’s side a more clinical option in front of goal.

Por STEVE DOUGLASArsenal realizó un movimiento importante para terminar el mercado de traspasos del verano fichando al delantero inglés Eberechi Eze, quien, según se informó,

A mural of Eberechi Eze painted on a wall near the Emirates Stadium ahead of his imminent transfer to Arsenal from Crystal Palace has been defaced after vandals hurled white paint across it. It is believed Tottenham fans are the culprits after the Gunners' £67.

It's not so much the player, it's what the failed transfer of Eberechi Eze means long-term for a club that at some point has to negotiate with other Premier League teams. Daniel Levy's reign has seen an upturn in fortune and fortunes at Spurs,

Arsenal have dramatically stolen Eberechi Eze from Tottenham’s grasp and are set to sign the England international after he bid farewell to Crystal Palace last night. The Gunners will complete a transfer worth £60m and £7.