Kiwior featuring for Arsenal

Polish journalist gives update on the future of Kiwior amidst transfer rumours

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Jakub Kiwior’s future is expected to be a subject of ongoing speculation until the end of the January transfer window, with reports consistently linking the defender with a potential move away from Arsenal.

Mikel Arteta’s side brought Kiwior into their squad during the January transfer window, but he has struggled to secure a regular spot in the first team.

The limited playing time for Kiwior at Arsenal has attracted interest from other clubs, who see an opportunity to lure him away from the Emirates. However, Arsenal has maintained a firm stance, asserting that he is not for sale and remains a part of their plans.

Polish journalist Maciej Siemiatkowski has weighed in on the matter, emphasising that Kiwior is expected to stay at Arsenal. Siemiatkowski argues that this period is crucial for the defender’s adaptation and integration into the team, suggesting that a move away may not be on the cards at this time.

He told TV Play:

“I think Kiwior will stay at Arsenal. His valuation is around €25m, but I think he can be sold for €15-20m. He is currently at a big English club, so you have to understand his intentions as well.

“Honestly, it seems strange to me that he could leave Arsenal in the next transfer windows because he has been there for a year and he is continuing his process of adaptation and grown in English football.”

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We can understand Kiwior’s frustration as he rarely plays, but he must also understand that he needs time.

He has to do his talking on the pitch and give the coaches reasons why he should start ahead of other players.


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8 Comments

  1. Especially with Tomi out now, we must keep Kiwior. We also need to bring in cover for Ben at right back.

    1. exactly. There’s a 0% chance he moves this January and even if we did have more players fit, Artetat know that things can change quickly and you don’t want to be left short. Tomi is unfortunately becoming unreliable when we need him most yet again. As much as I like him as a player, if the bayern links are true and they put in a good offer I think it would make sense to let him go. Last season we also needed him. We would never have had to play Holding at CB if he could stay fit for more than 4-5 matches.

  2. With the injury to Tomi, Kiwior will almost certainly get more game time in the weeks ahead.While a first choice at left centre back for Poland ,with Gabriel a fixture, he may be used as a defensive left back ,particularly when we face tough opposition, such as Aston Villa, for whom Bailley was electric on the right wing yesterday.Indeed, every Villa player impressed against Man City but especially John McGinn.

    1. Yes Grandad, the game against Villa is a big one as they are definitely rivals for the title and I think had 23 shots on goal as opposed to City’s 2 shots. Tomiyasu is a big miss for this game and whilst Zinchenko perhaps offers more going forward than Kiwior, I expect Kiwior to start as he’s better defensively.

  3. It’s expected that transfer rumours will surround international players who don’t get much game time, and Kiwior wasn’t too impressive against Luton, but I’d say he’s a definite starter for the Villa game, as long as he gets some support from the resurgent goal scoring number six. There’s no way that Zinchenko would be able to handle Bailey in the form he was in against City.

  4. Anything in football including the unexpected they say can happen. But even then I can’t see Kiwior leaving Arsenal in next January transfer window.
    Saved, if Arsenal has a new top quality versatile centreback that cab play at both the fullback position efficiently who they want to sign next January lined up to replace Kiwior And has received a big money offer for his transfer in the region of say. €40m from the intrusted club club side who want him.

  5. Anything in football including the unexpected they say can happen. But even then I can’t see Kiwior leaving Arsenal in next January transfer window.
    Saved, if Arsenal has a new top quality versatile centreback that can play at both the fullback positions efficiently lined up. Who they want to sign next January to replace Kiwior And has received a big money offer for his transfer in the region of say. €40m from the intrusted club side who want him.

  6. Arsenal fans need not worry at all about Kiwior. Milan want every single player in the world …. they talk and talk again – then think again – then talk again – then think – then offer a ridiculous sum – then think again – then reconsider – then speak about another player – then talk again – then think again ….. and at the end the season will be over ….

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