Positive talks: Arsenal working to tie another key name down to new deal
The Gunners are seeking new deals for Ødegaard, Arteta, Rice and White after last season’s Premier League title win, with staff renewals also under way.
- Arsenal is prioritizing new contracts for key players including Declan Rice and Ben White, following a reported agreement with manager Mikel Arteta to extend his tenure at the club.
- Arteta aims to retain his core squad of experienced winners, viewing contract stability as essential for the reigning Premier League champions to maintain their recent competitive success.
- According to Football Transfers, the England international Rice could be set for a new five-year contract, securing his long-term future with the Gunners following his move from West Ham United.
- Negotiations continue with captain Martin Odegaard, while the club is also finalizing renewals for Arteta's backroom staff, including assistants Albert Stuivenberg and Gabriel Heinze.
- Regarding the club's renewal efforts, Arteta stated, "I think we are all very much aligned; whenever the time is right, we'll get that done," expressing optimism about the process.
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Arsenal are ready to move forward with negotiations to renew Declan Rice's contract, while it seems that Victor Giokeres will leave the British team in January. The post Arsenal: Opposite Lives for Rice and Giokeres appeared first on in.gr.
After Arteta, Arsenal set for contract talks with two key players
Arsenal are reportedly set to hold further contract talks with key players after reportedly reaching an agreement over a new deal for manager Mikel Arteta. Next on the Gunners’ list is key first team duo Declan Rice and Ben White, according to a report from Football Transfers. Rice has been one of Arsenal’s most important […]
Arsenal are keen to tie Declan Rice down to a new long-term contract and have already begun talks with his agent to sign a new deal. The England international midfielder is open to talks with the Gunners to extend his contract by three more years, until …
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