【Thank you David Luiz】阿仙奴20-21球迷吹水區 MDCXXXIII
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ARTETA: WE HAVE A CLEAR PLAN FOR THE SUMMER
Mikel Arteta admits he has lots of decisions to make this summer as his Arsenal project takes in a third transfer window.
The Spaniard has already confirmed that David Luiz will be leaving the club after two years and there are certain to be several other high-profile departures as Arsenal attempt to balance the squad and books alongside signing new recruits.
When the season is over, Arteta is expected to sit down with every member of the first team, including those returning from loan, to decide their fate. For the moment, he’s keeping his cards close to his chest but he maintains the club has a clear plan.
Facing the media ahead of Wednesday’s trip to Crystal Palace, he was asked if he’s expecting a busy summer.
“Yes,” he said, “but if I have to answer every question about every possible transfer or what players might be leaving, we will be sitting here for hours.
“What I can say is that we know what we want to do and there is a clear plan to put that together.
“It’s true that there are a lot of decision to make, because as well we have a lot of players on loan, some of them have to come back and we will see step-by-step and focus on the priorities that we have. Let’s see how much we can do.”
In light of his poor first year at the Emirates and his big wages, it’s likely the club will explore the possibility of rehousing Willian. It has been suggested the midfielder, who is eager to regain his place in the Brazil squad, might not be against the idea.
Arteta says the player’s struggles this season are his fault: “First of all we signed a player with an incredible talent, a proven talent and performance level in this league, and this season has been difficult and I take full responsibility because I have to be the one getting the best out of him and we had moments but not to the level that he did before.
“This is an assessment that we will do individually with the players and with Edu, the board and the ownership to make the right decisions for the future.”
The boss then tried to palm off a direct question about whether the 32-year-old could depart. “Every player that is under contract is very likely to be here with us next season,” he said.
We can probably take that with a pinch of salt. Aside from David Luiz, the only players out of contract this summer are our trio of loanees; Martin Odegaard, Dani Ceballos and Mat Ryan.
Mikel Arteta admits he has lots of decisions to make this summer as his Arsenal project takes in a third transfer window.
The Spaniard has already confirmed that David Luiz will be leaving the club after two years and there are certain to be several other high-profile departures as Arsenal attempt to balance the squad and books alongside signing new recruits.
When the season is over, Arteta is expected to sit down with every member of the first team, including those returning from loan, to decide their fate. For the moment, he’s keeping his cards close to his chest but he maintains the club has a clear plan.
Facing the media ahead of Wednesday’s trip to Crystal Palace, he was asked if he’s expecting a busy summer.
“Yes,” he said, “but if I have to answer every question about every possible transfer or what players might be leaving, we will be sitting here for hours.
“What I can say is that we know what we want to do and there is a clear plan to put that together.
“It’s true that there are a lot of decision to make, because as well we have a lot of players on loan, some of them have to come back and we will see step-by-step and focus on the priorities that we have. Let’s see how much we can do.”
In light of his poor first year at the Emirates and his big wages, it’s likely the club will explore the possibility of rehousing Willian. It has been suggested the midfielder, who is eager to regain his place in the Brazil squad, might not be against the idea.
Arteta says the player’s struggles this season are his fault: “First of all we signed a player with an incredible talent, a proven talent and performance level in this league, and this season has been difficult and I take full responsibility because I have to be the one getting the best out of him and we had moments but not to the level that he did before.
“This is an assessment that we will do individually with the players and with Edu, the board and the ownership to make the right decisions for the future.”
The boss then tried to palm off a direct question about whether the 32-year-old could depart. “Every player that is under contract is very likely to be here with us next season,” he said.
We can probably take that with a pinch of salt. Aside from David Luiz, the only players out of contract this summer are our trio of loanees; Martin Odegaard, Dani Ceballos and Mat Ryan.
Arsenal’s pre-season plans so far: Another fixture confirmed
After confirming another of their planned pre-season fixtures on Tuesday morning, Arsenal’s summer schedule is starting to fall into place.
Arsenal have confirmed that Mikel Arteta’s squad will take part in a training camp for the men’s first-team squad in Edinburgh this summer. The camp will run from Monday, July 12th through to Saturday, July 17th, and involves two friendly matches.
On Tuesday, July 13th at 6pm, Arsenal will play Hibernian. Later that week, they’ll face Rangers on Saturday, July 17th.
The new Premier League season doesn’t kick off until August 14th, so there are another few weeks to fill. Let’s take a look at what else has been reported on Arsenal’s summer plans.
Goal and the Daily Mail have both claimed Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur are planning a pre-season charity tournament, with talks ongoing over the size of the crowd allowed at the games.
Arsenal would host Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium, and play Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, then the other two would face each other at Stamford Bridge. This tournament will take place in the first week of August, according to Goal.
But the Arsenal match against Chelsea won’t be the only game at the Emirates Stadium.
There will be no two-day Emirates Cup, but the club are hoping for a high-profile friendly at the Emirates to conclude pre-season (and may call that game the Emirates Cup anyway).
That still leaves a gap between July 17th and the triangular London tournament. The plan for this gap is for Arsenal to have a warm-weather training camp.
They’ve explored a week-long stay in the United States including some games there, but they may end up travelling around Europe instead, with pandemic-related logistical issues still a consideration.
To sum up, let’s take a look at the current basic framework for pre-season.
Arsenal Pre-Season 2021
July 12th – Edinburgh training camp begins
July 13th – Hibernian (A)
July 17th – Rangers (A) concludes Edinburgh camp
Mid-to-Late July – Overseas warm-weather training camp with matches
End of July/Start of August – Triangular London tournament
August – High-profile friendly at the Emirates Stadium
August 14th – Premier League season begins
After confirming another of their planned pre-season fixtures on Tuesday morning, Arsenal’s summer schedule is starting to fall into place.
Arsenal have confirmed that Mikel Arteta’s squad will take part in a training camp for the men’s first-team squad in Edinburgh this summer. The camp will run from Monday, July 12th through to Saturday, July 17th, and involves two friendly matches.
On Tuesday, July 13th at 6pm, Arsenal will play Hibernian. Later that week, they’ll face Rangers on Saturday, July 17th.
The new Premier League season doesn’t kick off until August 14th, so there are another few weeks to fill. Let’s take a look at what else has been reported on Arsenal’s summer plans.
Goal and the Daily Mail have both claimed Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur are planning a pre-season charity tournament, with talks ongoing over the size of the crowd allowed at the games.
Arsenal would host Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium, and play Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, then the other two would face each other at Stamford Bridge. This tournament will take place in the first week of August, according to Goal.
But the Arsenal match against Chelsea won’t be the only game at the Emirates Stadium.
There will be no two-day Emirates Cup, but the club are hoping for a high-profile friendly at the Emirates to conclude pre-season (and may call that game the Emirates Cup anyway).
That still leaves a gap between July 17th and the triangular London tournament. The plan for this gap is for Arsenal to have a warm-weather training camp.
They’ve explored a week-long stay in the United States including some games there, but they may end up travelling around Europe instead, with pandemic-related logistical issues still a consideration.
To sum up, let’s take a look at the current basic framework for pre-season.
Arsenal Pre-Season 2021
July 12th – Edinburgh training camp begins
July 13th – Hibernian (A)
July 17th – Rangers (A) concludes Edinburgh camp
Mid-to-Late July – Overseas warm-weather training camp with matches
End of July/Start of August – Triangular London tournament
August – High-profile friendly at the Emirates Stadium
August 14th – Premier League season begins
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The following clubs are interested in Emerson Royal: Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, Milan, PSG, and Villarreal. The player is likely to stay in Barcelona next season unless an irresistible offer arrives. [MD Via @Sport_Witness]
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