"Arsenal" refused the services of seven players

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has decided to make significant changes to his squad during the summer transfer window, The Sun reports. According to the source, a number of players not included in Arteta's plans are considered to be unprofitable for the club and disrupt the team's cohesion during the game.

The Gunners manager's list of players to be released from the club includes Aleksandr Zinchenko, Kieran Tierney, Thomas Partey, Jorginho, Jakub Kivor, Raheem Sterling and Murara Neto. The funds received from the transfers of these players will be used to attract new players in various positions.

As a result, Arsenal have set themselves the goal of building a stronger squad to win the league and other trophies under a new management style and consistent approach.

Mikel Arteta made the decision to focus on quality players and improve team play, as well as the consistency between the first and second line players. He said: “In football, every player plays an important role in their own game, but as a team we need to communicate well with each other and adapt to each other. If we take advantage of the remaining opportunities through transfers, we can create the right squad for ourselves and further strengthen our competitiveness by attracting new players.”

This move will not only improve Arsenal’s results this season, but also create the opportunity to compete more strongly and show the highest quality in future competitions. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”