US EditionArsenal Star Martin Zubimendi Provides Honest Response when Asked if Real Madrid Need a Player Like Him
Zubimendi dismisses claims Real Madrid need him, emphasizing Arsenal's strong position with five goals and three assists in 33 games this season.
- On Feb 4, 2026, Martín Zubimendi, Arsenal midfielder, denied he is a player Real Madrid needs, telling Cadena Ser radio the club has enough players to do well.
- Zubimendi moved to Arsenal in July in a 70 million transfer from Real Sociedad after reports Xabi Alonso considered him a Luka Modric replacement.
- On Tuesday, Zubimendi played all 90 minutes as Arsenal beat Chelsea to reach the Carabao Cup final and has five goals and three assists in 33 games this season.
- Zubimendi warned `We have taken the first step but we are aware that there are three very important months ahead` and said teammate Mikel Merino aims to recover from injury for the World Cup.
- Adaptation to the league, he says, comes amid Arsenal leading the table by six points and qualifying for the Champions League round of 16 after winning all eight group games.
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Arsenal’s Zubimendi Addresses Real Madrid Speculation The football world has been abuzz with speculation surrounding Martin Zubimendi, the Arsenal midfielder who has quickly become a pivotal figure in the Premier League since his £60 million transfer from Real Sociedad. Recently, discussions have emerged suggesting that Zubimendi could have been the solution to Real Madrid’s midfield […] Source
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