Arsenal is expected to supervise a busy summer of transfer activities and there will be a large number of departure at the Emirates Stadium after the arrival of the new sports director Andrea Berta
New Arsenal Sporting Director Andrea Berta will get the target of Mikel Arteta this summer of Mikel Arteta with a striker, new central midfielder, winger and back -up goalkeeper all on the agenda of the Italian. But the sale will also form a crucial part of the club's company, while it offers Gunners to maximize the purchasing power of Arteta.
No fewer than 11 players can stand in line for new chapters, starting with Raheem Sterling and Veteran No. 2 goalkeeper Neto, who are both set to return to their parent clubs Chelsea and Bournemouth respectively. Then there are the from contract stars of Arsenal, at this stage, at this stage, midfield duo Thomas Partey and Jorginho are in line to leave Northern London with the Italy International in a continuous dialogue with Brazilian giant Flamengo about a contract agreement. The very popular left back Kieran Tierney is also set to return to the former side Celtic in a free transfer.
Internally, Berta has the task of improving the transfer costs that Arsenal receives when selling players such as in the past, they have been guilty of losing stars on cheap and accepting offers below what they consider a fair market value, although there was a clear improvement last summer.
Van Oleksandr Zinchenko is expected to be a new challenge in the light of the striking breakthrough season of Myles Lewis-Skelly and Borussia Dortmund was interested in the Ukrainian in January, but never submitted an offer.
Colleague defender Jakub Kiwior, who came early on Tuesday evening in the first half of the bank in the 2-1 victory over Fulham, will also leave in search of regular playing time. The pole has put on a long list of lovers from Italy with French giant Marseille also among its admirers.
Lenist Nuno Tavares has been set up to seal a permanent switch to Lazio for a figure in the £ 7.5 million region and Sevilla has a buy-option of £ 10 million for the Belgian midfielder Albert Sambi Lokonga. The La Liga Club wants to keep the ex-Luton Town loaner, but will probably not activate the clause at the moment, because they intend to negotiate something under that figure.
If they are U-turn and pay, Arsenal would have a clause of 25 percent that would give them justice to future profit.
Reiss Nelson can also be on its way to the starting door, but his current priority returns to full fitness after undergoing a hamstring operation in February. The 25-year-old has only made 13 gigs this season while he is on loan in Fulham and scored twice in all competitions.
Arsenal briefly investigated the opportunity to remember Fabio Vieira from his loan spell in FC Porto in January, in the midst of their injury struggles, but it is unlikely that he will have a future in the club after this summer. The Gunners had high expectations of the playmaker when he arrived for £ 34.3 million in July 2022, but he hardly set the world in Portugal this season and collected only five goals and four assists. If Arsenal gets the chance to recover a credible reimbursement in the coming months, they will certainly assume that Vieira will only have two years in his deal.
There is also an element of doubt about the future of Leandro Trossard and Takehiro Tomiyasu – but both could still sit.
The Belgian quickly approaches the last 12 months of his deal and was the subject of a range of Saudi Pro League Club Al Nassr last summer, but the bid was rejected. Arsenal intended to offer Trossard a new contract, but another agreement must have been reached, which caused speculation that they could move him instead at the end of the season to balance their finances.
Tomiyasu remains rated by Arteta, but has only played six minutes of action throughout the season because of a knee injury and if he remains, he will be the pecking order.
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