Martin Zubimendi breaks silence on Chelsea and Atletico Madrid transfer links after losing Arsenal starting spot
- Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid are 'monitoring' Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi ahead of the January transfer window. All three clubs view the 27-year-old as an ideal acquisition.
- Arsenal's desire to sign a new forward in January depends on a major sale, making Zubimendi an obvious candidate for departure. The English champions want to recoup at least £60m they paid 16 months ago.
- Competition for midfield places at Emirates Stadium intensified following an £85m summer purchase of Brazilian Bruno Guimaraes. Arteta often pairs Guimaraes with Declan Rice, leaving Zubimendi awaiting his first Premier League start.
- On Saturday, Zubimendi appeared as an 80th-minute substitute during Arsenal's 1-0 win over Hull City, wearing a protective mask after suffering a suspected broken nose against Everton last month.
- Despite the transfer speculation, Arteta still regards the Spaniard as a 'valuable option' for his midfield configurations, as Arsenal expects to challenge for both the Premier League and Champions League titles again.
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Arsenal midfielder Martin Subimendi has categorically denied reports that he could leave the London club during the winter transfer window. The 27-year-old Spanish international stressed that he is focused on his performances for the Gunners and is ready to fight for his place in Mikel Arteta's squad. In an interview with Spanish publication Marca, the midfielder expressed surprise at the transfer rumours and called for more attention to such pu…
Given limited playing time due to the arrival of Bruno Guimaraes, Martin Zubimendi chose to fight rather than leave Arsenal.
Martin Zubimendi breaks silence on Chelsea and Atletico Madrid transfer links after losing Arsenal starting spot
Martin Zubimendi has responded to intense transfer rumours linking him with a move away from Arsenal ahead of the upcoming January transfer window.
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