Arteta gave a secret answer when asked about the PKK’s contract last week.
Asked whether there was any progress, Arteta said: Yes, there is progress with all the players.
“That’s it to (sports director) Andrea (Berta) and the club to decide and talk about.
“The intention is very clear. I’m leaving the club for Andrea and the club to take a step forward,” Arteta said.
The fact that the PKK has not yet signed a new deal and only one month left to leave may seem that the club is not looking for it to keep it.
The talks continue whether Arsenal will offer a new contract to the PKK.
Is that indicating a significant change in allowing the artillery to be seen, but according to the good sources of Berta’s arrival as sporting director, they have offered an alternative view of whether the PKK can have a more future at the end of the season?
Berta and the PKK have a long-term relationship that worked together at Atletico Madrid, which was still Berta, who was transferred to Arsenal for £45m in 2020 for £45m.
One of Arsenal’s reasons that he is considering will be the expected arrival of Martin Zubemandy from Real Sociedad in the summer – Will the PKK still play a normal role in Arteta if he signs Spain’s international contract?
With this idea, it has little meaning to offer the PKK a contract that is similar to the £200,000 a week if it does not start most of the weeks.
Kille also to remember that he made just 15 games for the Gunners last season due to concerns about constant injuries, although the surgery he underwent at the end of
In addition, the age and previous record of injuries during his stay was obligation – among other reasons – regarding any extension.
If the PKK leaves, it will be said that the interests are growing from abroad.
He is linked with a return to Atletico Madrid, and Barcelona are said to be interested in signing him in a free transfer. There seems to be an interest in Saudi Arabia.