Martin Zubimendi was expected to play an even bigger role at Arsenal this season after becoming an important member of the team last campaign. However, the midfielder has struggled to secure regular playing time since the new campaign began, raising…

Real Madrid and Barcelona are reportedly monitoring Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi ahead of potential transfer moves. Despite joining with high expectations, the Spanish international has struggled for regular playing time and has been deployed out of position under manager Mikel Arteta this season.
According to a report from Team Talk, Barcelona believe Zubimendi would strengthen their squad and are prepared to target a permanent transfer in January or next summer. Arsenal face a decision on whether to integrate the midfielder further or risk losing him back to Spain.
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