One by one, the doors are slamming for PSG

Arsenal seem to have a few elements that would please PSG on the sidelines of the next transfer window in the people of Gabriel Martinelli and William Saliba. Nevertheless, and while the former has already extended his contract with the Gunners, PSG could also be snubbed for Saliba.

AlthoughArsenal recorded their second defeat of the season in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon on the lawn ofEvertonthe performance of Gunners and those of some of its stars have not gone unnoticed. And especially on the side of PSG. Football Media recently revealed that the President Nasser Al–Khelaifi was thinking of Martinelli to strengthen the offensive sector of PSG.

“The Journey Continues”

The track leading to Gabriel Martinelli would particularly please Neymar who would have validated the option of bringing his Brazilian compatriot to the PSG. However, an extension of his contract to Arsenal until June 2027 has been signed and Martinelli ignited on his social networks about it. “The journey continues. I am so proud to have signed another contract with the Arsenal family. From the moment I arrived the staff, my teammates and the supporters made me feel at home. I’m excited for what the future holds for us at this special club. Come On You Gunners”.

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After Martinelli, PSG could well see the Saliba track fly away

For some time now, there has been talk in particular of monitoring the situation of William Saliba by the management of PSG and the football advisor Luis Campos. Under contract until June 2024 at Arsenal, Saliba may well see his lease extended in view of the statement of his trainer Michael Arteta at a press conference. “Part of the plan is to extend the contracts of our biggest talents at the club and secure them for the future. That’s what we’re trying to do. We started with Gabi (editor’s note Gabriel Martinelli), which is good news. The others will be done when we can, but we have to agree on this point. (…) I see everyone very happy, very eager to continue at the club. We have to meet everyone’s expectations and timing is key in this respect”.