What is Arsenal’s success rate in offloading unwanted players?

Arsenal has had a busy summer, with several players released, one player signed, and at least three more sold.

Mikel Arteta continues to improve his squad every summer, building a team that can dominate domestic and European football.

Arsenal now has one of the strongest squads in the Premier League, and more new players are expected to join them this summer.

The Gunners are in the mood to spend, but at the end of last season, they also had some players in mind whom they wanted to offload.

These players were deemed available for transfer for various reasons, and Mirror Football claims there are seven of them.

The departure of Emile Smith Rowe means Arsenal has offloaded three of those players, with Albert Sambi Lokonga and Nuno Tavares also departing the club.

However, there are four more players that Arsenal is expected to sell but have not yet done so. The report reveals that Aaron Ramsdale, Eddie Nketiah, Kieran Tierney, and Reiss Nelson are still expected to leave.

Just Arsenal Opinion

We have not been very successful in selling players so far, but there is still time for us to achieve this before the transfer window slams shut this summer.

That should not stop us from adding the players we want to sign to our squad.


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7 Comments

  1. Everyone knows we want rid of those players and in that situation bidders will wait until the last minute in the hope of bargains.

    We have done well to shift Smith Rowe.

  2. For the squad that Edu and Arteta inherited I think they did a good job clearing out and starting a fresh even if we just gave them away.

    It had to be done as most of them were deadwood.

    Then we have to look at Edu and Arteta’s own purchases, how many of them succeeded or made us some money when we decided to sell.

  3. Arsenal has shifted a few players but, unfortunately, only one for a fee “up front” – ESR.
    That said, it’s been Arsenal’s big weakness for years now – they have players that, for a variety of reasons, other clubs don’t want to buy (or not for the fee wanted).

    Oh, for an Alvarez – bought by City at £14m, sold today for a reported £81.5m – almost 600% profit. That’s the way to do it! If only Arsenal could.

    I think a big chance was missed with Eddie for the sake of £7m difference between Arsenal and OM. He’s likely to remain on the books now for next season as a “substitute striker” at, apparently, £100k a week. Unless he goes “goal mad” when given the rare opportunity to play, because of that status he’ll very likely be “worth” even less this time next summer. It makes little if any financial sense.

  4. Arsenal finally put their foot down and laid down a marker with Nketiah but am not sure he was the hill to die on I hope Marseille comes back in with one more bid

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