Real Madrid have been urged to consider signing Martin Zubimendi, as the midfielder’s situation at Arsenal has drawn attention in Spain. The Spanish international joined the Gunners to strengthen their midfield, but questions about his lack of regular playing time…

Real Madrid have been urged to pursue a transfer for Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi amid concerns over his playing time in north London. Cadena SER presenter Dani Garrido suggested that the Spanish giants should inquire about the midfielder's asking price, pointing out his limited minutes under Mikel Arteta and questioning his usage at full-back.
According to the report via Defensa Central, Garrido also viewed the former Real Sociedad star as a suitable fit for Jose Mourinho. However, the report notes there are currently no active negotiations, and Arsenal may be reluctant to approve a departure so soon after signing him.
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