Thomas Partey

Report – Arsenal put two midfielders up for sale in January

Arsenal is gearing up for an eventful January transfer window that could significantly shape their performance in the second half of the season. The Gunners, currently in the Premier League title race, are looking to make strategic moves to bolster their squad.

Under the management of Mikel Arteta, Arsenal has showcased impressive form throughout the current campaign, establishing themselves as a formidable force in domestic competitions. While the team boasts several standout players, there are others whose time at the club seems to be coming to an end, and Arsenal is reportedly open to parting ways with them.

Two notable players in this category are Thomas Partey and Jorginho. Partey’s recurring injuries have posed challenges for the Gunners, leading to some frustration among the club’s supporters. Jorginho, who has stepped in admirably for Partey, has played a helpful role, but reports from Football Insider suggest that Arsenal is willing to entertain offers for both players in the upcoming transfer window.

Just Arsenal Opinion

We have to continue refreshing our squad if we are serious about becoming the champions of England.

Partey and Jorginho have gone past the prime of their careers and have to leave us soon. 


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16 Comments

  1. I believe Jorginho’s contract is due to expire very soon anyway and he wishes to return to Italy.
    Partey spends more time being treated for injuries than he does kicking a ball. Partey leaving would make sense though I suspect we won’t get that much for him given his age and injury record.

  2. We have missed partey badly but I don’t think it’s been noticed because rice has played so well, largely in the same DM position.
    As good as rice is, partey is a better passer and is better in transition. I think with both in midfield, we’d have strolled a few more games and we might still be unbeaten. Whatever happens with partey, we really need to replace what he brought to the team imo.

    1. you are correct. Rice was bought to play alongside Partey in Midfield, what a duo if they would have played in midfield together.

  3. We need a fit Partey to support Rice in central midfield if we are to have any chance of winning the EPL.Replacements for him , Jorjinho and Elneny can be lined up for next season.

  4. At times you will come upon a pride of roaring lions trying to scare a pack of determine Hyena away, but most time than not the message is only receive at the first sight of a fully grown Male lion.
    A fitThomas Partey is that fully established male lion Arsenal needed against West Ham.

  5. I don’t mind it at all if that would mean we bring in one solid DM in the mould of Yousef Fofana of Monaco since the prospect of getting Douglas Luis is almost nonexistent

  6. Arteta – Portifer’s wife, will soon get his wish of John’s head! He rejected Partey from day one. Edu used his power to get him. He has done everything to push him out including imposing fictitious injuries on him. Lokonga was one of them, but any time Partey fail to play in the past, we always loose. What is wrong in Rice being rotated with Partey as Guardiola is doing? What will be our fate if Partey is sold in January and Rice got 3 months injury in February? How do you know that the next DM you’re buying will hit the ground running? We are still mourning the exits of Ozil, Willock, Mavroponas and Martinez. Arteta is at it again by trying to sell the likes of Partey, whose crime is that he questioned Arteta’s poor rotational policy, Smith Rowe, Nketiah and Nelson.
    Against Sheffield United two months ago, Martinelli, Nketiah and Saka combined in the attack and Smith Rowe provided the attacking midfield bite. We scored five unreplied goals. Since then Smith Rowe become ‘injured’ according to Arteta, but on coming back, never been allowed again to start. Remenber his ‘injury ‘ tag on Gabriel Jesus recently, who still traveled to South America and played. Fictitious injury claims has become one of Arteta’s tactics. The earlier we discover that Arteta is part of our problem, the better for us

    1. I agree. Artheta is a manager who holds grudges against Arsenal players who questions his non productive playing tactics. He has lost the plot as aanager. Artheta is one dimensional; doesnt have any other formations that’s why we fail to score without Saka. He is arrogant and doesn’t take suggestions from his coaching staff. I’ve been supporting Arsenal for more than 35 years and we are just passing from left to right and right to left; we cannot break defensive teams and are the worst team on counter attack and our pace doesn’t suit EPL. This coach is currently clueless to say the least.

    2. Sorry, but you’ve written a load of old tosh, which I think you seriously believe and that is even more worrying.

  7. Personally I think Arteta has only one plan. When that plan fails he is found wanting. We are slow from the defence, slow in the midfield and still slow in our attack. There’s no creativity in our play.

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