Fabrizio Romano suggests that Eddie Nketiah’s enduring affiliation with Arsenal may reach its conclusion this summer, hinting at a genuine possibility of the striker departing.
Despite emerging from the Gunners’ academy and debuting for the club in 2017, Nketiah’s future now appears uncertain. While he remains a valuable asset for Mikel Arteta, having participated in 33 matches this season and contributing six goals along with three assists, Arsenal’s pressing need for a new striker in the upcoming transfer window heightens the likelihood of Nketiah’s exit.
Although interest in the 24-year-old has been expressed from both England and Germany, the situation remains fluid and lacks concrete developments. Romano underscores the uncertainty surrounding Nketiah’s tenure at Arsenal, emphasizing the potential for his departure from the Emirates Stadium.
Despite his considerable involvement under Arteta’s management this season, Nketiah could find himself displaced to accommodate the arrival of a new striker, a key priority for the Gunners in the summer.
Romano advises vigilance regarding Nketiah’s future, highlighting ongoing interest from Premier League clubs and the Bundesliga. While the prospect of his departure looms, definitive decisions are yet to materialize, leaving Nketiah’s status in limbo amidst the evolving landscape of Arsenal’s squad composition.