Arsenal are reportedly open to selling another academy graduate in the next summer. Folarin Balogun and Reiss Nelson are also on the selling list .
However, this time, the player near to an exit is Emile Smith Rowe. The winger has also struggled to thrive this season after returning from his injury,
ARSENAL FACE AN UNCERTAIN SITUATION WITH EMILE-SMITH ROWE
According to reports, Arsenal are open to selling Emile Smith Rowe in the next summer transfer window. The report also claims that the player is also considering his options. Emile Smith Rowe has just recovered fully from his major injury. The injury also kept him out for the first half of the season. Hence, the winger has played from bench after recovering from injury.
Arsenal manager started him in the Europa League games. However, the academy graduate has failed to make a positive impact this season. The report also claims that the Gunners open to a loan deal to lower Premier League club or Championship club next season for game-time. However, a permanent sale in the next summer is not ruled out for the right price.
THE GUNNERS ACADEMY YOUNGSTERS HAVE FAILED TO LIVE UP TO THEIR HYPE
According to reports, Arsenal are also likely to lose Charlie Patino and Reiss Nelson in the next summer transfer window. Nelson has just rejected first contract extension offer. His contract is expiring in the next summer. Whereas, Patino wants to leave in the next summer transfer window permanently. He does not want to go on another loan spell.
Arsenal are reportedly ready to let them leave in the next summer. The fans have also not given bad reactions on the reports. Hence, it is clear that the Gunners academy star players have failed to live to their hype. The only player that has lived up to the hype is Bukayo Saka. Mikel Arteta is likely to use the funds from the sales to sign a marquee midfielder.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta also wants to have quality players to increase the squad depth next season. Hence, he is unlikely to give a chance to these players just for the sake to make them stay beyond the next season at the club.
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