Chelsea are considering making an offer for Arsenal's Martin Zubimendi during the January transfer window but could face competition for some of Europe's biggest clubs.

Chelsea are reportedly considering a January move for Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi as manager Xabi Alonso looks to strengthen his midfield options. Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid are all keeping a close eye on the Spain international, whose playing time at Arsenal has decreased due to increased competition.
Arsenal signed Zubimendi from Real Sociedad for £60 million in 2025 and are expected to demand at least that amount for a permanent transfer. Mikel Arteta has recently favored Bruno Guimaraes and Declan Rice, potentially paving the way for Arsenal to sell Zubimendi to fund a new winger.
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