Pepe does not want to move to Turkiye to end his Arsenal nightmare

Nicolas Pepe’s departure from Arsenal is imminent, as the player is clearly not part of the Gunners’ future plans.

Pepe’s time at the Emirates Stadium has been marked by underwhelming performances, and he is eager to put an end to his disappointing stint with the club.

Arsenal is more than willing to facilitate his departure and was pleased when reports emerged suggesting that Besiktas had come to an agreement with the Ivorian winger.

However, according to a report from Foot Mercato, Pepe is not inclined to make a move to Turkey and is now exploring other potential destinations.

Sources indicate that he is being courted for a transfer to either Saudi Arabia or Germany, both of which have expressed interest in acquiring his services.

For Arsenal, the primary objective is to see Pepe move on, and they are not particularly concerned about the specific location of his next club.

Just Arsenal Opinion

Pepe has flopped and we have moved on from him as fast as possible, so we just need to find him a new home.

The attacker is one of the poorest signings we have ever made and we are sure that fans would be eager to see him finally leave.

The club must make it easy for any suitor who emerges for his signature, even if it means allowing him to leave as a free agent.

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8 Comments

  1. I think Pepe needs to move to reboot his career! As always though he is on a decent contract at Arsenal!
    So this means it is hard to facilitate a move.
    The person responsible for his purchase has screwed Arsenal football club. To think we could have had Zaha
    Instead for half the money😡

  2. OMG! here were go again. I really thought Admin Martin has stopped asassinating Pepe’s character when i didn’t see the term flop 75% down the article. But my relief was short lived however.

    Pepe was nt a flop or as poor as some ppl make it to be. His figures in goals scored and assisted proves this point. He could still be a good backup for Saka which some fans are crying out for.

    Hope he stays & irate admin martin even more. lol

  3. Must be awful for poor old Pepe.
    Picking up £105,000 a year for doing absolutely nothing.
    Must be terrible for him.
    On another note, he made much more of an impact in his first three games than Havertz has and will likely do.
    And his salary is less than 1/3 of Havertz’s salary – which is £330,000 a week.
    Havertz could potentially turn out to be the worst transfer in football history if you factor transfer fee and salary.
    I cannot believe Arteta actually sanctioned this..

  4. @Silentstan…..you wrote “Pepe attitude stinks. Lack of character is his downfall” Can you give specific examples to justify your remarks on Pepe’s attitude and character? For your information, Pepe’s figures for Arsenal are better than ESR, Kai Hervatz and many others currently being called fan favorites. Please stop the hate! Pepe is a decent player, and you’ll see it when he moves to another club.

    But hey, if I was Pepe, I would see off my contract on the bench at Arsenal and move as a free agent on a massive deal next year – just to irritate the devils in his many Arsenal fans haters.

    1. Well said Cypo and, furthermore, Pepe has been a model professional regarding his attitude – not once has he dissed the club, manager or fans… all he wants is to play, but as MA didn’t sign him, we all know what the outcome will be.

      1. Bet the wages he gets will be a factor, no club will be able to match the wages he gest at Arsenal….true professional

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