Report – Three clubs battling for signature of Arsenal attacker

Reiss Nelson is set to leave Arsenal at the end of this season after he reportedly rejected a new contract offer from the Gunners.

The attacker has been a fringe player at the club and this has brought his future into question

The Gunners did show an interest in finding an agreement with the player, but it has not been reached.

Clubs are now targeting the attacker, with The Daily Mail revealing he is the subject of transfer interest from AC Milan, Fulham and West Ham.

The trio sees the Englishman as a player who will make an impact on their team and are prepared to hand him a contract as a free agent.

Just Arsenal Opinion

As a fringe player, there are many reasons Nelson would want to leave the club and we can understand that.

It could be because of a lack of guarantee of game time or the wage being offered to him.

However, he is a player we clearly can do without and if he leaves, we will likely sign a better player to replace him on our books.

But if Mikel Arteta considers him a good squad member, we probably should hand him a better deal.

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4 Comments

  1. Brighton was one of the first club shown an intrest and having sign a strike from the lower league they may now reignite their intrest in this proven winger.

    Arsenal should allow Nelson to join Brighton as it could help facilitate the transfer of Caicedo to the Emirates.

  2. The kid aint really had much of a chance has he? Definitely one to come back and bite you in his first season at another club, he’s pure class, if saka was injured for a while he would bring goals to the team for sure

  3. I prefer that we turn to somebody else, I believe we should target higher quality to fill in for Saka

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