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27-year-old Arsenal player’s future is growing increasingly uncertain as this season progresses
Come the summer, Arsenal are likely to sell a number of fringe players to boost their transfer coffers before strengthening their options in the final third. Arsenal are targeting new attacking players.
💜In the last few weeks, it has been made clear that Arsenal are struggling to break opposition down. Having failed to score goals against Villa and Bayern in the last two games, more creativity is targeted.
𓆉 carry a report in which they list six Arsenal players that they hope to sell to raise funds. Academy products Eddie Nketiah, Reiss Nelson and Emile Smith-Rowe will all be available for transfers.
Surprise Arsenal name could be sold to raise funds in summer
🅘Kiernan Tierney, Albert Sambi Lokonga and Aaron Ramsdale are also likely to be on the move in the coming months. Those six players could easily generate funds of more than £100m. But there is another.
Oleksandr Zinchenko has struggled this season. 🐻Keith Treacy recently said that the Ukraine star is getting worse𓂃 and he was overlooked by Mikel Arteta against Bayern on Wednesday, for Takehiro Tomiyasu.
ꦜThe report claims there is a ‘growing uncertainty’ surrounding the future of former Manchester City man Zinchenko ahead of the summer. Losing his place to Jakub Kiwior and Tomiyasu, he could be offloaded.
Once a key player, Oleksandr Zinchenko is struggling at Arsenal
❀It is a surprise, how poor Zinchenko has been given how crucial he was to begin with at Arsenal. Following moves from Man City to Arsenal, he and Gabriel Jesus were seen as crucial players in this Arsenal side.
ꩲBut it has been a poor campaign for Zinchenko and it is claimed now that if an offer is made for the versatile left-sided defender, he could be on his way. His contract will expire in the summer of 2026.
👍A busy summer is likely whether Arsenal win the title or not, with Arteta’s project at The Emirates moving forward – continuing in an upward curve, especially aferr reaching the Champioins League quarter-finals.