Arsenal legend is worried about one current player’s future at North London. The star is regular starter and is key asset for Mikel Arteta. His departure will leave a huge void in the squad.
Mikel Arteta has done a great job at Arsenal since his arrival. He has turned the situation around for the North London club. Gunners are now competing for the major titles on regular basis. Arteta has built a strong squad which is fearless and ready to take on everyone.
Arsenal will try to improve their attacking unit this summer. They are ready to land a clinical striker and are willing to spend big on him. As of now, they are constantly linked with Alexander Isak and Benjamin Sesko.
Along with striker, a new winger is also expected at the club. The North London club is linked with Nico Williams who is their top priority. In additions, players like Ademola Lookman and Matheus Cunha are also in the mix.
Gunners are also ready to land atleast two midfielders. As of now, Partey and Jorginho are set to leave the club as free agents. Hence, the Gunners are set to welcome new midfielders with Martin Zubimendi as their top target.
Lastly, Arsenal are also willing to bring Joan Garcia as backup for David Raya. Amidst these new comings, the North London giants should focus on keeping hold of exisiting players. As of now, Ian Wright is worried about one star who is linked with away move.
Ian Wright worried about one star leaving Arsenal
Wright said that Gunners can be in situation like Liverpool if they don’t take matter seriously. He added that William Saliba may leave the club. As of now, Saliba is top priority of Real Madrid. He will enter the final two years of his contract this summer.
Wright’s comments makes lot of sense as next summer Saliba will have only one year left on his contract. If he rejects contract renewal then, Arsenal may have to sell him on lower fee. Hence, proper planning is required from the North London club. Wright’s comments via Now Arsenal.
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