Are we looking at more uncertainty regarding the Arsenal future of William Saliba?
Footballl journalist Fabrizio Romano posted this Tuesday on Twitter…
“Exclusive: Olympique Marseille president Pablo Longoria was in London tonight to meet up with William Saliba’s agent for dinner.”
Why is the Marseille president in London to meet with Saliba’s agent?
Is Saliba already unhappy in London playing for Mikel Arteta and Arsenal? Is he concerned he will not earn enough playing time with the Gunners to warrant a spot on France’s World Cup team?
For two years there has been this back and forth between the Arsenal camp and the Saliba camp. Will he play for Arsenal, or will he want to stay in France?
In my opinion, Saliba could be a major factor in the Arsenal team for years to come. He has already proven during the USA tour how capable a player he really has become.
So what the heck is going on? Is this really much ado about nothing, or is Saliba trying to find his way back to Marseille?
As they say, stay tuned!
Gunner1953
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According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal is interested in Bournemouth’s, Eli Junior Kroupi in the summer transfer window.
Football Insider 247 reports Arsenal are set to make $1.04-billion (USD) in profit this year after winning the Premier League title. They will become the 3rd richest football club in Europe.
The Athletic reports Arsenal has been ranked as the 7th best club in World Football based on European coefficient in European competitions since the 2021/2022 season. The Gunners were previously ranked 12th.
They are wasting their time and trying their luck testing Arsenals resolve!
To be fair with Salibas quality why wouldn’t you?
By the time Salibas contract is coming to an end he will be first choice every week and loving it.He already has said what a difference it is atmosphere wise.