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Antonio Rudiger admits "my heart beats for Arsenal" ahead of £36m transfer to Chelsea

Antonio Rudiger has risked the wrath of Chelsea fans - before his transfer has even been confirmed. Germany centre half Rudiger has agreed to join the Premier League champions who have beat off late competition from Manchester City.

Rudiger is in London to undergo a medical before completing a £36million transfer. But despite the imminent move, he has openly admitted his love for fierce rivals Arsenal, reports Football. London.

"I have been following Arsenal since the days of Henry and Bergkamp," he said.

  Rudiger in action for Germany .

  Antonio Rudiger tackles Balde Keita . "I have always dreamed of the Premier League. I watch videos of Arsenal all the time on YouTube and I often wear the current Alexis Sanchez shirt.

"My heart beats for Arsenal. Rudiger will sign a five-year contract in west London, having reportedly undergone a medical while on holiday in the United States.

Chelsea remain interested in Monaco midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko, while Juventus wing-back Alex Sandro and Everton striker Romelu Lukaku are also top targets for Conte this summer.

The Blues also have tentative interest in adding an attacking midfield player, with the likes of Ross Barkley and Riyad Mahrez linked with moves to Stamford Bridge.

Rudiger refused to discuss his future in the wake of his Germany side's 1-0 Confederations Cup final win over Chile on Sunday, but crucially did not rule out a move either.

"It's not about the future now, it's now about enjoyment," he said. "I need to enjoy this moment, and I'm enjoying it to the fullest. "The rest we will see in the coming weeks.

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wimbledon 2017 : Nadal too strong for Young . - Duration: 3:11.

Can it really be the case that in the years 2012 to 2015, Rafael Nadal was defeated at Wimbledon by players ranked respectively No.100, No.135, No.144 and No.102?

How baffling it is to recall those indisputably accurate facts – never more so than witnessing the early skirmishes of his campaign at Wimbledon 2017.

His second round victim on the greensward here was the former junior world No.1 and fellow left-hander Donald Young, whose frustration at his inability to cause meaningful damage was loudly evident throughout the match.

Nadal emerged victorious 6-4, 6-2, 7-5, to reach the last 32 for merely the second time since he was runner-up to Novak Djokovic here in 2011. He will play the talented No.30 seed Karen Khachanov in the third round.

"I think I'm doing the right things, but I don't know how deep I can go in the draw," said Nadal, who will once again become world No.1 if he reaches the final here.

I don't really think about that now, but I repeat what I have said before – doubts are good. Doubts give you respect for every opponent, and the motivation to keep improving when you are winning. Don't consider yourself too good

"This help me have a longer career and be more successful for longer. For me to have the chance of No.1 again is something beautiful. But we are just at the beginning of the tournament. I won two rounds. Happy for that."

Nadal and Young had met twice previously on the latter's favourite surface of hard court, both times by coincidence at Indian Wells, with each match resulting in a straight sets defeat for Young.

On grass he fared no better, even allowing for the fact that the green stuff is not Nadal's dream surface – word has it that the Spaniard has had some occasional success on clay.

With this year's red dirt season now over, Nadal has played his opening two rounds here cunningly disguised as a player who loves every moment on grass – not that there have been all that many such moments to date in The Championships of 2017, as this joust was over in 11 minutes over two hours.

oung struggled to camouflage his unhappiness. In the first set he followed a mistake by bellowing: "It should have been a forehand!"

When ruminating on Young's fortunes, once again those old record books give pause for thought. The Atlanta resident, who turns 28 later this month, was much spoken of as a future Slam winner in his junior days.

Indeed, in December 2004, when he was just 15, Newsweek magazine selected him as the only sportsman among a list of names in a self-explanatory feature headlined: "Who's next?"

But whatever "next" they might have had in mind, it has never quite materialised for Young, despite the fact that he won the boys' title here in 2007.

He arrived this year as the world No.43, five places off his highest which he reached back in 2012. This second round against Nadal would not prove to be the match where his career story was miraculously transformed.

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