“He told me that he badly wants to join Arsenal over Man City because Arsenal is his dream club”- Leo Messi ANNOUNCED That his £90M rated int’l teammate prefers to sign for Arsenal over Man City by January- Player will be the first highly talented outfield Argentine to ever play for Arsenal
“He told me that he badly wants to join Arsenal over Man City because Arsenal is his dream club”- Leo Messi ANNOUNCED That his £90M rated int’l teammate prefers to sign for Arsenal over Man City by January- Player will be the first highly talented outfield Argentine to ever play for Arsenal
Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Manchester City are all said to be interested in Atletico Madrid defenseman Nahuel Molina.
The defender is a target for all three Premier League clubs, according to OK Fichajes, and they may attempt to make a move for him at the end of the season.
Atletico Madrid has a contract with him until the summer of 2027, and the Spanish club want to extend the player’s contract until at least the summer of 2029. There have been reports that the defender’s release clause is worth around €90 million.
Molina has been a standout performer for Atletico Madrid, appearing in 43 games in all competitions last season. The dynamic defender also contributed four goals.
The Argentine international can play as both a right back and a right winger.
Arsenal and Aston Villa, for example, could use more quality in that area.
Last season, the Gunners had to rely on Ben White as their right-back, and they may benefit from a more specialized alternative like Molina. The Argentine international would undoubtedly help them grow in the future.
Similarly, Molina would be an improvement over Matty Cash at Aston Villa.
Meanwhile, Manchester City is looking for a long-term successor for Kyle Walker, and the Atletico Madrid defender fits the bill.
The chance to join a large Premier League team could be enticing for the South American defender, and it remains to be seen whether three Premier League clubs are willing to pay a premium and pay his release clause.