Arsenal midfielder Charlie Patino reportedly will leave the club in the summer transfer window. This is also because the midfielder does not want any loan move.
Hence, the Gunners are open to selling at the right price in the next summer. Therefore, Gunners made the right decision to extend his contract to protect their investment.
ARSENAL MIDFIELDER LOOKS TO LEAVE THE CLUB IN THE NEXT SUMMER
According to Athletic, Arsenal midfielder Charlie Patino wants to leave the club in the next summer transfer window. The midfielder is currently on loan with Blackpool. However, it looks like the midfielder will not again go on loan next season. The midfielder contracted to the Gunners had just signed a contract extension until 2025.
However, it looks Arsenal extended his contract to protect his value in the transfer window. The midfielder wants to leave the club for regular first-team football. This is after his impressive season on loan with Championship strugglers Blackpool. The report also claims that clubs from England, Spain , Italy and Germany are closely monitoring his situation.
CHARLIE PATINO HAS TAKEN THE CORRECT DECISION TO LEAVE THE GUNNERS
The Arsenal young midfielder has actually taken the correct decision to leave the club in the next summer. This is because Mikel Arteta had him in his future plans and not present plans. At the moment, the Gunners want to sign a midfielder in the next summer. However, they want to sign a marquee midfielder. Hence, at the moment, Patino is way down in pecking order.
There is also no guarantee that Arsenal will use him Patino as regular player in the future. Therefore, it is better that the Gunners make the best money on his sale in the next summer. The Gunners are also likely going to include high sell-on-clause in his deal. They would also like to make the money, if he does well at his next club.
Arsenal fans initially thought that Patino was their next big thing promoted from the academy. However, it looks like the Gunners have other young players that will do well than Patino. Therefore, it looks like the Gunners will have to make similar big decisions in the next summer transfer window.
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