Arsenal has allegedly started negotiating a better deal with Brazilian center-back Gabriel Magalhaes in light of his exceptional play this season. The Mirror claims that talks are under way as Gunners head coach Mikel Arteta looks to reward Gabriel’s efforts by extending his deal beyond 2027. Gabriel has been a defensive mainstay since coming to Arsenal from Lille in 2020 and then extending his contract in October 2022. Arsenal is not under urgent pressure to agree on new terms since his present deal has more than two years left on it. Positive first talks, however, point to a possible deal soon.
Arsenal has been dedicated to ensuring the futures of its important players. This is shown by recent contract extensions for players like Takehiro Tomiyasu and continuing talks with Jorginho. Soon to join the ranks of William Saliba, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Martinelli, and Ben White—all of whom have just extended their tenure with the club—is Gabriel. One cannot stress Gabriel’s contribution to Arsenal’s defensive solidity. Currently allowing only 26 goals, the squad has the best defensive record in the Premier League. This accomplishment highlights the dependability of their basic defensive combination, in which Gabriel is essential.
Arsenal Take A Decision On The Future Of Gabriel Magalhaes
Gabriel has grown to be a pillar of Arsenal’s defence under Mikel Arteta’s tutelage. Over the last two seasons, his collaboration with William Saliba has been crucial in fortifying the team’s backline. 164 games played in all competitions have shown Gabriel’s defensive brilliance as well as his ability to contribute offensively, scoring 15 goals. Gabriel has taken back his starting place after some doubts early in the season. He has established himself as a staple, appearing in 32 of the 34 league games. Clubs in the Saudi Pro League and even Real Madrid have shown interest in his dependability. Gabriel’s priority is still helping Arsenal end their over two-decade-long championship drought, however.
Talks on Gabriel’s contract extension will probably become more heated as the season goes on. Gabriel is obviously committed to the cause, as Arsenal looks to win silverware. Along with rewarding his efforts, a possible contract extension would guarantee Arsenal’s defensive strength for many years to come.
There is increasing conjecture over Mohamed Elneny’s future at Arsenal Football Club as another season comes to an end. According to Caught Offside, the Egyptian midfielder—the only surviving member of the Arsene Wenger era—may be saying goodbye to the Emirates Stadium this summer.
As the manager at the moment, Mikel Arteta, focuses on midfield reconstruction, Elneny, 31, finds himself in a vulnerable situation. In the middle of injury concerns last summer, Elneny was granted a one-year contract extension. This is not a gesture that is likely to happen again. It seems Arteta decided to split ways with the seasoned midfielder based on his few appearances in the current campaign.