Arsenal remain in pole position to sign Kewell

LEEDS star Harry Kewell’s future will be resolved by the end of the month.

Arsenal remain in pole position to sign Kewell
Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 01:00
Ian Parkes

Arsenal remain in pole position to sign Kewell, with a player-plus-cash deal for the Australia international the only firm bid on Leeds' table.

Kewell has already indicated he has no desire to join Manchester United after their treatment of David Beckham, who finally moved to Real Madrid for £24.5 million this week.

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