Leave Arsenal at a £110,000 a week

Mikel Arteta stood beside the stadium after Arsenal’s 1-0 victory Sunday, with Mikel Arteta making calls for a rally.

Hopefully the guy upstairs can get the job done, he basically begged, urging Kroenke to put the money in his mouth and give the Gunners the tools to eventually win the Premier League in 20 years. Quite yes.

Stan’s son, Josh Kroenke, was outstanding on the boat at least, admitted in Newcastle Games’ show notes that “investment” would be made to improve the team.

Of course, time will tell, but there are a lot to do this summer. This includes signing forwards, wingers, new back-up goalkeepers and midfielders.

The lawsuit appears to have begun with the arrival of Martin Zubimendi.

Why Arsenal signs Martin Zubimendi

Back in January, Arsenal was working to bring the real social midfielder to the UAE Stadium.

The relationship between the two was apparently civil and shining here after signing Mikel Merino last summer at Los Angeles Royals.

Despite this, Espanyol chose Arsenal as his next destination, which was surprising. After all, Liverpool, who is the Premier League champion, had a hard time bringing him to the UK a year ago.

Zubimendi reportedly rejected the Reds’ progress, and although Real Madrid was interested, the Gunners were still planning to win the game.

So, why do they need to sign? Well, there are two main reasons: Thomas Partey and Jorginho didn’t have a contract at the end of the season. The second is Zubimendi specializes in football, and the third involves Declan Rice.

With Partey and Jorginho leaving it, that means Arsenal needs a sixth place, among the Sociedad stars, they will sign one of the best spots in the world.

In the words of data analyst Ben Mattinson, the Spaniards have “better temperament than party”, which means the combination of Zubimendi and Rice may be special.

The Spanish International will never be a brave man. He is only ranked 14% of the worst 14% of midfielders in Laliga, while the worst 44% of goals.

What he did well was to sit, decide and escape the press. Zubimendi is in Spain’s best-progressive pass game, taking up the top 20% of the victory, the best 9% of dribble and the best 13% of interception, the rubber chart plays on the basis of Arsenal midfield.

As a result, it can be free to appear 8 times regularly. As we saw in the show in the two guys show in the competition, he was really good at it.

However, Arsenal does actually already have its own Zubimendi.

Arsenal’s own Zubimendi will leave

It’s a summer of change in N5, and hopefully a group of players will be welcomed by the emirates, another crop said their farewell.

We saw Kieran Tierney play his final match on the Arsenal home on Sunday, which could also be Jorginho’s final in the club’s colors.

Indeed, after being brought to a late substitute and handed to the captain’s armband, it looked like a goodbye to the Italian, about to move to Brazil.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Jorginho’s weekly contract of £110,000 per week will expire soon, so according to Fabrizio Romano, he has now “sealed” a deal to join Flamengo in time for the Club World Cup.

The former Chelsea midfielder had a great time at Arsenal. Initially, the fan base couldn’t solve the reason why they signed him, but he quickly proved everyone was wrong. He is one of the most consistent and reliable players we have seen in the emirate in the last two decades.

In the past few years, speed setters have rarely been better in this regard. Indeed, Rodri only received more passes in the Premier League (2,831) over the 2022/23 period compared to Jorginho (2,404).

When deciding on the race, Jorginho is one of the best races we have seen in recent years on top English flights.

For this reason, similarities with Zubimendi appear. He has been described by the aforementioned Mattinson as an “elite rhythm controller” and he has suggested that the Spanish star be “deep organizers” like Jorginho.

As a result, it does feel that there is really no one who is more suitable for the top European leagues to replace the qualities that the Champions League and the Euro Champions League have brought to Arsenal so successfully in a few years.

Zubimendi will reportedly spend about £51 million to bring to the UK, but it certainly feels like it’s costing a lot of money. Arsenal needs a midfielder who needs someone to give Rice more freedom to attack. This is the signature that allows this to happen.