Calum Chambers has become the latest Arsenal player to praise Martin Odegaard after his starring performance in their 3-3 draw against West Ham.
The Norwegian joined the Gunners on loan in the last transfer window and has looked very comfortable in the team so far.
He has been in fine form for the Gunners in the last few games and was the star of the show as they came from three goals down to pick up a point against the impressive Hammers.
Ian Wright (Metro) and Piers Morgan (Twitter) have praised him among other fans and they also called for him to be signed on a permanent deal.
Chambers, who is working his way back into the team, hailed the midfielder for doing great since he joined.
He praised him for his hard work and dedication to the job and says Odegaard feels very much at home at the Emirates.
Speaking about Odegaard following Sunday’s dramatic game at West Ham, Chambers said via Goal.com: “He has done brilliant.
“He is a great lad if you speak to him. I get on well with him. He feels at home here. He feels good.
“He’s doing well in training. He works incredibly hard – in training and games. I think everyone is really pleased and I hope he continues the form he’s on.”
His fine form might prompt Real Madrid to recall him at the end of this season, but he can insist on staying if he truly feels at home with the Gunners.
How can he “insist on staying” when he is under contract to Real Madrid?
He can, he has the right
Remember he came to Arsenal against Madrid’s wish
Madrid can’t keep unhappy player
FREDDY You are wrong, legally speaking. Morally ,I agree he has a right but not legally, for the simple reason that he is still under contract to RM. No valid argument against an undeniable legal fact Freddy!
And jon, if he is unhappy at Real Madrid and isn’t selected to start, what happens to the value of Real Madrid’s asset?
OZZIE SIMPLE ANSWER IS I do not know what will happen, as his value to RM will certainly go down. I doubt anyone else knows either. But that changes nothing about my above post, which is legally and factually true.