Agent reveals how Arsenal convinced his client to join them

Jakub Kiwior was a surprise signing for Arsenal some days ago as the Gunners did the business quietly and it only came to light when they had struck an agreement to land the defender.

The Poland international had been one of the finest defenders in Serie A over the last few seasons and impressed the Gunners with his performances at the World Cup.

Several clubs also had an interest, but Arsenal eventually won the race for his signature and he will now look to win a first-team spot.

Speaking about his transfer, the defender’s agent praised the Gunners for how they went about the business and made things happen quickly.

Pawel Zimonczyk said via Sport Witness:

“The thing that captured me was the openness of the people who work at Arsenal.

“You can see that they form one big family there. I think they welcomed Kuba in from the first minute.”

Just Arsenal Opinion

Kiwior will be one of our finest defenders if he reaches his full potential and how we sorted out this deal quickly shows we learnt from the Mykhailo Mudryk situation.

Having dragged our feet for a long time, we lost the attacker to Chelsea and expect the club to know the importance of speed in doing business now.

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4 Comments

    1. I swear man…… Shahktar made us doubt our Club during mudryk saga. But I later realised that they are been greedy, reason why we step down

  1. The JA opinion shows very little understanding of what went on with Mudryk.

    We didn’t “drag our feet” or “learn” anything from it – we already knew not to overpay when the other club is being silly.

    In the end we made a decision to let Chelsea overpay – not just the transfer fee, the reported difference in wages was massive (£37k for 4-5 years vs £200k for 8.5 years a week).

    That’d be why he accepted and it’s probably also why he’s looked pretty miserable ever since.

    I have to wonder if Martin actually reads and understands anything in the comments – often there’s more sense there than in the articles themselves.

    1. Couldn’t agree more IDKWIC.

      Has anyone worked out what this reported seven and half year deal is going to cost chelsea?

      Without going in to the finer details, I make it over £200,000,000 for an unproven PL player.

      Full marks to MA /Edu for sticking to their valuation and it’s going to be another two seasons before Mudryk plays in the CL!!

      I think the way we handled the Kiwior transfer deserves greater credit than it’s being given.

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