‘They’re being used, i confirm it’ pressman saysArsenal player is using Chelsea to get a new deal
Ben Jacobs has been speaking on The Done Deal Show on Bukayo Saka’s future at Arsenal amid rumors that Chelsea is reportedly interested.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The Arsenal winger’s season was given a boost last weekend when he dominated against Liverpool and then scored against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League.
Naturally, Saka’s media attention has raised more concerns about his new contract; nevertheless, according to Jacobs, there are no problems in that regard.
The journalist did note, however, that Saka is more than willing to take advantage of Chelsea’s interest and improve the conditions of his contract with Arsenal.
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Saka employs Chelsea Jacobs disclosed his knowledge of the winger.
“I doubt Chelsea will be able to halt this. In fact, when the last details of this arrangement are worked out, they are being used as leverage. Saka is thus invulnerable. In the near future, Arsenal won’t transfer him to a Premier League opponent. Arteta is in great shape, and the athlete truly appreciates training with him, according to Jacobs.
He was extremely moved by the Arsenal family and how they helped him recover from missing a penalty. Arsenal went above and beyond to boost his self-esteem, and right now he couldn’t be in a better position.
He will definitely stay once the agreements are worked out, and Arsenal will not permit another team to step in. However, Chelsea are still intrigued and may try their luck.
Why not, you ask?
Saka is committed to staying at Arsenal, but why wouldn’t he try to negotiate better conditions for himself?
Football should be about more than simply money, and although we like to believe that our players are devoted to their clubs without question, the truth is that this is a brief career, so players should take the risk if there is money to be made.
More power to Saka if he wants to utilize the alleged Chelsea interest to get more from Arsenal.
