Arsenal Transfer Rumours – 23rd July 2019

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Arsenal are understood to have finalised a loan deal for Dani Ceballos. The 22-year-old midfielder will spend the entire 2019/20 season at the Emirates after Zinedine Zidane sanctioned the move. Ceballos, who has been capped six times by Spain, is seen by Unai Emery as the ideal replacement for Aaron Ramsey after he left for Juventus. The Gunners could announce the deal on Tuesday while they are also understood to be on the verge of finalising the signing of William Saliba from Saint-Etienne.

Arsenal are struggling to finalise a deal to sign Celtic defender Kieran Tierney. Sky Sports News claims that the Gunners’ second offer for the Scotland international has not gone down well with Celtic. Tierney has reportedly agreed personal terms with the Premier League side but the two clubs have yet to agree a price for him. It is understood the Hoops believe Arsenal’s offer of £18million plus £7m in add-ons is unrealistic because the additional payments are linked to Champions League qualification.

Crystal Palace have demanded one of Arsenal‘s youngsters as part of any deal for Zaha, according to reports. Unai Emery is hopeful of getting the deal over the line but the Gunners’ bid of £55m paid upfront and £10m in add-on is still short of the Eagles’ valuation. However, The Independent is reporting that Palace could also be interested in the possibility of having Nigeria-eligible winger Bukayo Saka coming over on loan as an alternative to Nelson. Saka’s performances for Arsenal especially in last season’s UEFA Europa League have always drawn the attention of some European clubs.

What Should You Do If Your Home Is Affected By Wildfire?

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Summer is well and truly here and with it comes the danger of wildfires. Although there is a chance that the hotter climates may not result in any natural disasters, it’s important you and your family are as prepared as you can be just in case.

Whilst it may be scary and overwhelming at first, there are lots of things you can do to help protect your home and your lives should your local area be affected by wildfire. Whether it’s leaving your home as soon as you can or keeping your family members updated on your location, you need to ensure you know exactly how to deal with the situation. With that in mind, here are some tips and tricks to help you should your home be affected by wildfire: 

  • Check Your Home For Any Major Damages

The first thing you need to do if your home has been affected by wildfire is to make sure you are checking it for any major damages. Although they may not be apparent at first, you need to spend some time looking throughout the interior and exterior of your house to ensure there are no immediate threats. If it helps, get a couple of people from your neighbourhood to help as you never know what you could miss. For guidance when it comes to inspecting your home after a natural disaster, you can visit this site here.

  • Be Wary Of Gas Leaks And Fire Embers

When you’re checking your home for damage you need to be wary of any gas leaks and fire embers. It can take some time to put out a fire and if you’re inspecting your home whilst the fire is still active, there may be a chance there are still going to be embers within your home. If this is the case, it may be safer to leave for a longer period of time.

If when you’re inspecting your home you notice a gas leak, that may also be a sign you need to call for assistance and leave. Although you may want to ensure the safety of your home, emergency services will be better equipped should there be a gas leak.

  • If You Need To, Leave As Soon As You Possibly Can

If there are any serious issues within your home you need to ensure you’re leaving as soon as you possibly can. Whether the fire is still burning or the threat has gone, you can’t stay in your home if you deem it unsafe. During natural disasters such as wildfires, chances are there will be safe accommodation available to you outside of the exclusion zone. For more information about finding alternative accommodation during a wildfire, you can visit this site here.

  • Let People Know You Have Left Your Home

If you are going to be leaving your home due to an emergency, you need to let people know that you have left and where you’re going. If people do not know that you have left and they see that your local area is in danger, they may risk their lives trying to find you. Although cell reception may be bad, it’s important you try to get in touch with your loved ones to give them regular updates.

  • Consider Whether Or Not It’s Safe To Drive

For those that do have to leave to travel to another location, you might want to consider whether or not it is going to be safe to drive. Wildfire can spread fast and if you don’t know a safe route you may find yourself getting stuck. The best thing to do is speak to emergency services to find out whether or not they can arrange group travel for you and others in your neighbourhood.

  • Contact A Lawyer For Guidance

If you feel as though you’re going to need to address the issues you have experienced as a result of the wildfire further, you might want to contact your lawyer for guidance. Not only will they be able to advise you of your rights, but they’ll be able to let you know whether or not you have a claim. For more information, you can visit WalkupLawOffice.com here.

  • Contact Your Insurance Provider 

Finally, you may also find that contacting your insurance provider regarding your home will help put your mind at ease. You’ll be covered for natural disasters so if something has happened to your home, you should be able to make a claim.

Are you worried that your home has been affected by wildfire? What do you need to do to restore everything back to normal? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below.