Saliba, Saka and Gabriel deal “has agreed” but Arsenal risk losing 200k-p/w stars

Arsenal trio Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Magalhaes and William Saliba have sealed new contracts for a major lift by Mikel Arteta, but Espanyol still faces the prospect of losing a “big” player, a report said.

Andrea Berta’s mission is to keep important Arsenal stars

Just as Gabriel reported on Saudi Arabia’s interest, Saliba’s ties to Real Madrid refused to leave, and it was crucial that new sporting director Andrea Berta cemented the long-term future of Arsenal’s star centre-back duo with Saka.

The sport recently reported that Arsenal had talks with Saliba on a new deal, and as Saka’s contract expires in 2027, securing new conditions for the latter is actually one of Berta’s top priorities.

“We’re going to talk about a few names, but I want to start with the most important priorities, which is definitely Bukayo Saka,” said Fabrizio Romano, a reliable journalist.

“Bukayo Saka has no contract in the summer of 2027, so this is not an urgent matter and it is not a concern for Arsenal. However, overall, Arsenal wants to sign a new contract with Bukayo Saka.

“So some contact has started. Now, Bukayo and his agents will have the opportunity to meet with Andrea Beta to learn about strategy from the new director, which is always important. You can start the conversation a few months ago, but, of course, you need to talk to the new director and the new director to understand the project, which is what you know with Bukayo Saka Saka Saka.”

All three Arsenal stars have played a key role in Arteta since early 2022/2023 and beyond, with Gabriel and Saliba building their excellent partnership at that time, and Saka has been England’s most exciting wide player.

Arsenal ‘Agrees’ Saka, Gabriel and Saliba deals, but faces Partey Blow

According to the football transfer, very bold claims were made this week, and Arsenal has actually “agreed” with new deals from Saka, Gabriel and Saliba.

Media reports said that after the progressive talks, they will write the pen to paper on the extension, which is good news for Berta and Arteta, but it is good news for the re-invigorated Thomas Party.

The £200,000 per week midfielder is arguably his best season with Emirates so far, returning to Arteta’s game and strengthening many key positions in a fantastic way, including right-back.

However, the negotiations have not been resolved on the extension of the Ghanaian, and when his current contract expires after June 30, Ateta lost the real possibility of partisanship.

Although Arsenal has agreed to sign true social midfielder Martin Zubimendi, this situation is still a Arteta still longs to avoid.

“He is a huge player to us and he’s already shown him in a week.”

“He has had a very good season and it’s really a good fit. The way he’s back after the week is probably his best in the past.”