Arsenal wants to repeat with Arda Güler what it did with Martin Odegaard

Nacho Estrella Dominguez-Mompell | 18 Nov 2024 | 14.00

Arda Güler, talented Turkish footballer who belongs to Real Madrid

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Arda Güler, the young Turkish promise of Real Madrid, is seeing how his talent remains in the background due to the lack of opportunities under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti. This situation has sparked interest from teams across Europe, with Arsenal being one of the main candidates to try to secure his services. The London club, which previously achieved great success with Martin Odegaard after a similar situation, sees Güler as an opportunity to repeat the formula.

Arda Güler could move to Arsenal

Despite arriving at the Santiago Bernabéu with high expectations, the attacking midfielder has not had the prominence many had anticipated. Injuries and fierce competition in the white squad have limited his minutes, fueling rumors about his possible discontent. Ancelotti has prioritized experience in his setup, leaving young talents like Güler waiting for an opportunity that seems elusive.

Arsenal, known for their ability to nurture emerging talents, could be the perfect place for the Turkish player to unleash his full potential. The presence of Mikel Arteta, a coach who has successfully built a solid project based on young promises, is particularly appealing to players in similar situations. Furthermore, Odegaard's success at the Emirates Stadium is a clear example of the path Güler could follow if he arrives in London.

The final decision will not only depend on the player but also on Real Madrid's stance, as they may be reluctant to let go of one of their gems. However, if Arsenal takes action and Güler insists on seeking more protagonism, the transfer could become one of the most significant moves in the upcoming market. All signs point to the Turkish talent not staying in the shadows for much longer.

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