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Mikel Arteta has hit back at Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s suggestion that he was his ‘only problem’ at Arsenal by insisting he was the ‘solution’ to the striker’s troubles.
Arsenal told to secure Bukayo Saka future amid interest from Premier League rivals
Arsenal endured a frustrating end to the January transfer window, despite being linked with a plethora of names.
En el verano de 2019, el Flamengo se lanzó a por Pablo Marí, que por aquel entonces jugaba en el Deportivo de la Coruña, cedido por el Manchester City. El defensor español no logró ascender a Primera División con el cuadro deportivista y este hizo las maletas rumbo a Brasil para, además de dejar en torno a 2M de euros en las arcas del conjunto Citizen, proclamarse campeón de la Copa Libertadores. El primer español en hacerlo. La fórmula del fichaje fue tan positiva para el Flamengo, ya que, además del rendimiento ofrecido por el jugador –llegó a disputar un total de 30 partidos–, el Arsenal pagó 6M de euros por su traspaso, que el equipo rubo-negro estaría estudiando la posibilidad de repetirla. Esta vez, con un jugador del CD Tenerife.
For many, this January transfer window was a disappointing one for Arsenal.
Arsenal's failure to strengthen their hand in the transfer window was baffling and could cost them a top-four finish this season.
From a financial perspective many would argue that the January transfer window was a successful one for Arsenal.
Mikel Arteta is making room in his squad for a major summer overhaul after using the January transfer window to clear the deadwood and players that were out of favour under the Spanish manager. Arsenal waved goodbye to 13 players last month with some leaving on loan and others on a permanent basis.