AC Milan refuses to give up their pursuit of Arsenal fringe player

LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 14: Jakub Kiwior of Arsenal during the Premier League match between Arsenal FC and Brighton & Hove Albion at Emirates Stadium on May 14, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)

In recent weeks, AC Milan has continued to express interest in acquiring Jakub Kiwior’s signature, even though Arsenal has been resistant to selling the Polish defender. Kiwior joined Arsenal in January as part of their efforts to reinforce their squad for a Premier League title challenge.

Despite his arrival, Kiwior has faced challenges in securing regular playing time for the Gunners, finding himself below other defenders in the pecking order. While this situation might typically make a player more transferable, Arsenal has emphasised retaining him for the sake of squad depth.

Despite the interest from AC Milan, Arsenal remains adamant about keeping Kiwior with the team for the remainder of the season. However, a report from Calciomercato suggests that AC Milan is still keen on the former Spezia player. Although they recognise the difficulty in signing him from Arsenal, the Italians do not consider it impossible and are determined to persist in their efforts to secure his services.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Kiwior does not play often for us, but we cannot allow him to leave because of squad depth.

We need him to stay until the end of this season to cover for any loss of our first-choice defenders.


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5 Comments

  1. Arsenal might sell if a bid of £40 million plus was offered. It would probably take an enticing swap offer to temp Arteta.

  2. I have my doubts as to whether he has the physical abilities to play the left full back position on a consistent basis at the level needed at Arsenal.

    However, he appears to be an able backup for Gabriel and perhaps even regular first team player in that role in case of long-term injury and certainly on a short-term basis.

  3. Where was Milan when Arsenal took him from Italy.
    It’s only a norm that when a team is doing well and have good players, the sniffers show up.
    They should let arsenal breath, Kiwior is going nowhere

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