London's Arsenal may be forced to sell at least one player from their squad next summer to adapt to the Financial Regulations of the English Premier League. This was reported by The Telegraph. That is, it's not just about "can we transfer again?" - it's about rules, balance, and calculations.
According to the source, team captain and midfielder Martin Ødegaard is also mentioned among the names that could potentially be put up for sale. This is certainly the most sensational scenario for fans: because Edegor is like the heart of today's Arsenal - he controls the tempo, directs the game, leads.
At the same time, the possibility of the departure of two young talents from the academy - Ethan Nwanerr and Miles Lewis-Scalley - is not excluded. Usually, against the backdrop of financial rules, selling "academy products" is considered "net profit" for the club, therefore such names also become talked about.
It is reported that left-wing winger Gabriel Martinelli and defender Ben White are most likely to leave Arsenal. Both players are considered high-demand performers in the market. Therefore, selling them could provide financial relief for the club.
Interestingly, these reports are coming against the backdrop of the team's performance: Arsenal leads the league table with 67 points after 30 Premier League games. That is, things are going well on the field, but a "repression regime" may begin in the calculations.
In short, Arsenal is facing major decisions this summer: the fight for the championship - one side, financial rules - the other. Now there's one question: which path will the club choose - will they find another way by preserving the leaders or will they sacrifice someone from the squad?
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