He has refused to resume training with us ever since His transfer request to join Arsenal was declined last week,This is strange to me, Arteta should come and have Him now because He no longer has any place in my squad”, Manager begs Mikel Arteta to come and sign £100m player who has refused to resume training because He wants to join Arsenal
A major transfer storm has erupted after a £100 million-rated star has reportedly refused to return to training with his current club, following the rejection of his transfer request to join Arsenal last week.
Speaking in an explosive press conference this morning, the player’s manager openly called on Mikel Arteta to take action:
> “He has refused to resume training with us ever since his transfer request to join Arsenal was declined. This is strange to me. Arteta should come and have him now because he no longer has any place in my squad.”
The situation has sent shockwaves through the football community, with insiders revealing that the 25-year-old midfielder — considered one of the most valuable in his position — has completely cut himself off from team activities, missing both training sessions and tactical meetings.
Sources claim Arsenal have been tracking the player for months, seeing him as a perfect fit for Arteta’s high-intensity, possession-based system. The Gunners made initial contact earlier in the summer but were put off by the hefty £100m valuation. However, with tensions now boiling over, the selling club could be forced into negotiations to avoid a long, public standoff.
> “I want players who are committed to the badge,” the manager continued. “If his heart is no longer here, then it’s best for everyone that he moves on.”
Arsenal’s hierarchy is said to be closely monitoring developments, and fans are already buzzing with speculation about how the player could transform their midfield.
With the transfer window still open, this saga could escalate into one of the biggest deadline-day blockbusters in Premier League history — especially if Arsenal decide to pounce.