It was brilliant news that Mikel Arteta has signed a new contract. Anyone that disagrees with this fact must hold some sort of grudge. Likely going back to Arteta snubbing them as a player when, as a grown man, they…
Writing for She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, Keenos assesses how Arsenal's squad could look by 2030 following manager Mikel Arteta signing a new four-year contract. The author argues that while Arteta is focused on immediate success, the club must manage squad succession carefully to avoid the prolonged rebuilding phases previously experienced by clubs like Liverpool and Manchester United.
The writer projects that young talents such as William Saliba, Riccardo Calafiori, Myles Lewis-Skelly, and Bukayo Saka will still be in their prime years. In contrast, older players like Martin Odegaard, David Raya, and Viktor Gyokeres could depart, leaving Arsenal needing only targeted recruitments over the coming years.
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