Arsenal fires one of its players

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By: Manu Tournoux

Arsenal fires one of its players

The English club Arsenal has reportedly decided to part ways with one of its midfielders during the next transfer window.

Arsenal are considering a transfer for Thomas Partey next January. Italy could be the former Atlético player’s next destination.

Arteta wants new blood

According to ESPN, the Gunners need a major sale to fund manager Mike Arteta’s recruitment plans. And with Juventus showing interest, the Ghana international could be the player to sacrifice.

Arteta wants to add a new striker and midfielder to his squad in January. But, before thinking of strengthening itself, it must already downsize because the club’s finances are not in the best shape.

As a reminder, Partey arrived at Arsenal in October 2020 for an amount of 50 million euros. Within the London team, he played 104 matches (including 81 as a starter) and was only decisive on nine occasions (5 goals and 4 assists). This season, he is blocked in the midfield by Rice, Odegard, Fabio Vieira and Jorginho.

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Manu Tournoux

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