Hector Bellerin …. No deal agreed so “now he returns to Arsenal”

Arsenal loanee to return to the club

A number of players are set to arrive at the Emirates Stadium in the close season. Several reliable journalists have claimed that the Gunners will be busy in the summer.

But it’s not just through investment that will bring the players to Arsenal, it will also be the end of the loan term of some.

The Gunners currently have a whopping 23 players on a temporary stay away from the club. Some of the prominent names being William Saliba, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Hector Bellerin.

While Saliba looks set to fight for his place in the North London’s team from next season and Maitland-Niles the complete opposite, Bellerin is the one who’s standing in the middle ground after the latest development.

Although both parties want a return of Bellerin to Spain, his tears on the pitch portray a different picture. Or maybe I’m reading into the situation too much?

Even the club’s president hinted at a no return. “Hector is a fantastic player and a very good person,” Betis president Angel Haro told Marca.

He continued, “It was a loan that we had from Arsenal, now he returns to Arsenal and from there, we’ll see. It is true that he has been very taken by life at Betis and that his parents are Betis supporters. Hopefully we will cross paths again.”

Even Evening Standard claimed that both the clubs still haven’t talked about Bellerin’s permanent move to Los Verdiblancos.

The Spaniard has made 32 appearances for his boyhood club, helping them win the Copa Del Rey. It is clear that he has established himself as a fan favorite during his stay.

A permanent move makes sense for all parties, and I believe everyone should do everything in their power to get the deal over the line.

Yash Bisht

Tags Bellerin Real Betis

4 Comments

  1. What are we now meant to moan about? Plenty, the only point is if we are allowed to mention certain subjects or individuals. The disaster in Newcasstle hid a few disasters. As the team flopped we forgot that it’s multiple flops that lead to it. Xhacka and Elneny were in impossible position unable to stem the tide of runners against them all the while Saka is gallivanting waiting to make a master dribbling or pass.
    With a team disjointed the manager’s lack of tactical experience destroyed any chance of comeback by removing the bacbone Gabriel Meghalles. Looking at it again make you boil with anger. We are supposed to wait till he learnt all tactics are we?

  2. Another masterstroke from Mikel. From having a disgruntled player o the books to sending him to Betis, he has rejuvenated him. plus he ended up with a Copa medal. Hope he stays focused and we have an able backup for Tomiyasu. First Saliba, now Bellerin, same with Guendozi , Torrera all loan spells gone well. Same applies to Nelson. well done Mike, I give credit where it’s due. Over to you AMN, your turn is next just be humble and follow what the gaffer says

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