Fabrizio Romano slammed our website's notorious female rumour monger "Ms. Plan To" AGAIN for deliberately falsely claiming that Arsenal's "plans" to sign Benjamin Šeško, Alexander Isak, Mar

Sky Sports' renowned Italian transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, had once again slammed our website's notorious female rumour monger  "Ms. Plan To"  on Saturday through his official paid column for deliberately fabricating the rumour which falsely claimed that Arsenal had "leaked" their plans that the club would "definitely" sign Benjamin Šeško, Alexander Isak, Martin Zubimendi and Nico Williams during this summer transfer window to "focus on strengthening its forward and midfield" exactly one month later again after she had slammed for fabricating the same thing!

Romano harshly hit out in his column: "I never thought that someone could be so disgusting that she would deliberately bring up and hype up these rumours again just to clickbait even though she clearly knew that I had already refuted these related fake news last month and even a few days ago also!"

"In short, if I have to sum it up in one sentence, I can only say that all this is nonsense, it is the case one month ago, a few days ago as well, and today even more!"

"Guys, I already said a year ago that except Liverpool, no club has ever has reached an agreement on Martin Zubimendi's transfer. Arsenal has approached Zubimendi several years ago. This is well known to everyone and not something that has happened recently. However, the negotiations between the two sides have not made any progress since their first approach several years ago. "

"I have already said the above point a month ago. Those who deliberately hype up this topic now obviously want to clickbait!"

"Similarly, I have already said that Benjamin Šeško and RB Leipzig have both directly rejected Arsenal's approach in January. The Gunners has always been waiting for the opportunity to pproach both parties again. "

"Because the cost of signing the player from Newcastle United will be very high, Arsenal is indeed interested in signing Alexander Isak, but the club has never identified the signing of the Swedish international as its primary target, let alone plans to sign both Šeško and Isak. These statements have always been unilateral lies made by the person who deliberately hype up this fake news again! "

"Finally, let me reiterate that there is no Premier League club that has included Nico Williams as its transfer target in the summer transfer window. I have also said this in August last year! "

"I have already said that the buyout clause of La Liga players must be submitted by the player himself to the La Liga and approved by the three parties, and the buyout clause fee must be paid in full before it can be considered triggered. It is not the common Premier League buyout clause that will be automatically triggered as long as the amount is touched. "

"Williams had a €58 million buyout clause in his contract with Athletic Bilbao last year, but his after-tax wages at Lehoiak is nearly €300,000, not even including his bonuses, which is higher than the current wages of many first-team players in Arsenal. In addition, under the restrictions of the Profit and Sustainability Regulation Rules (PSR), the Gunners must carefully consider it like most other clubs and cannot simply decide to trigger the release clause of any player in the world. "

"Take Chelsea as an example. If there is really a Premier League giant that are already sure that they want to sign Williams, I would have alreadu reported it long ago, instead of these unknown people saying it. The point is that some people say that the news came from my German friend Christian Falk, but he himself has never reported this rumour. Everything is the disgusting work of the same person who deliberately hyped up this fake news again!"

As for fans who asked about the old news that Chelsea "rejected Real Madrid's offer to buy" Enzo Fernandez, who they are determined to keep, which was deliberately re-mentioned and hyped up again by "Ms. Plan To", Romano responded briefly: "My friend, what do you think?!", implying that he was so angry with "Ms. Plan To" that he didn't want to say any more words!

I don't know how many times I have already said it yesterday... Last night, three of the eight major European leagues took the lead in having the latest matchday already played. Among them, historied Ligue 1 clubs Nice and Auxerre drew 1-1, as well as St. Pauli winning the Bundesliga relegation battle against Hoffenheim by 1-0 are already a topic for you to rewrite and repost, but you just don't want to listen to advice!

If there is no news to repost, you can choose to remain silent, or learn to go to authoritative media outlets journalists' accounts to find reliable real news. The simplest thing is to repost the news that national teams of various countries have announced their latest squad lists, but you are like a brain-dead person who continues to deliberately find fake transfer rumours of Premier League clubs to repost and hype them up crazily again for no reason, and even don't let go of fake news that has been refuted hundreds of times in recent times. "Ms. Plan To", you really deserve to be slammed every day!