We could well see one Arsenal star move to Liverpool. His agents have sought a move and made contact with the Reds.

Agents representing Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi have reportedly approached Liverpool regarding a potential transfer. According to reports cited from TeamTalk, the Spanish international has seen his playing time significantly reduced after Arsenal chose to replace him, leaving the London club open to selling the midfielder.
Anfield Watch argues that Liverpool should pursue the permanent deal, despite Zubimendi previously rejecting a move to Anfield in 2024 before joining Arsenal in 2025. Although Liverpool's willingness to make an official offer remains uncertain, the outlet claims the midfielder is likely to move in 2027.
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