BREAKING: My transfer to Arsenal was delayed just because I want Arteta to Sell Him off before I came,but is quit unfortunate now that the board doesn’t want to do the needful and me I cannot be in the same dressing room with Him”, Arsenal new signing Zubimendi threatening to terminate His contract if Arsenal fails to Sell this particular player this Summer
BREAKING: My transfer to Arsenal was delayed just because I want Arteta to Sell Him off before I came,but is quit unfortunate now that the board doesn’t want to do the needful and me I cannot be in the same dressing room with Him”, Arsenal new signing Zubimendi threatening to terminate His contract if Arsenal fails to Sell this particular player this Summer
As Arsenal gears up for the new season, one of the club’s most talked-about signings is Mikel Oyarzabal Zubimendi. The highly-rated midfielder has made headlines not just for his skillset, but also for his bold assertion regarding the future of Thomas Partey at the club. Zubimendi’s ambition is clear: he believes that for him to flourish at Arsenal, the Gunners should consider parting ways with the Ghanaian international.
Zubimendi, who has been a standout performer in Spain’s La Liga, comes to Arsenal with high expectations. Known for his defensive abilities and sharp passing, he could potentially reshape Arsenal’s midfield dynamics. However, the arrival of such a strong talent raises questions about the existing squad, particularly concerning Thomas Partey, who has had a mixed tenure at Arsenal since his arrival.
The Ghanaian midfielder was once touted as a game-changer for Arsenal following his high-profile transfer from Atletico Madrid. While Partey’s physicality and experience in the Premier League have made him a significant asset, his inconsistencies and injury concerns have been a thorn in Mikel Arteta’s side. Zubimendi’s suggestion to sell Partey is not just a reflection of his desire to make an immediate impact but also speaks volumes about his confidence in his own abilities to occupy a crucial role in the midfield without competing for the same position.
Zubimendi’s arrival could provide Arsenal with a fresh perspective in their midfield setup. His style of play emphasizes ball retention, tackling, and an advanced vision of the game, which could complement existing talents like Martin Ødegaard and Granit Xhaka, should he remain.
Selling Partey could free up both financial resources and playing time, allowing Arsenal to invest further in their squad. It would send a clear message about the club’s commitment to evolving its roster to match the ambitions set by both the management and fans.
However, such a decision is multifaceted. Partey’s experience, particularly in high-pressure matches, is invaluable, and offloading him in a bid to prioritize Zubimendi could backfire if Arsenal isn’t careful. As the transfer window progresses, fans will be eager to see how this situation unfolds, and whether Zubimendi’s arrival will mark the beginning of a new era in the Arsenal midfield, potentially making it a more dynamic and cohesive unit if the Ghanaian departs.
