The 2 players that Arteta wants out of Arsenal

 The London team has made a great financial effort in this transfer market, now in January they will have to let players leave

Arsenal faces a winter transfer window that promises movement. Reports from England indicate that the London club is willing to listen to offers for two of its attackers: Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard.

Both players, despite their immense quality, have not been able to establish themselves as undisputed pieces in Mikel Arteta's scheme, leading the board to consider their departure as an opportunity to strengthen the finances.

Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard, singled out to leave Arsenal

As reported by 'Football London', the club's plan is to generate a significant amount of money in January. After several significant investments in recent signings, Arsenal needs to balance the books and create room for future operations. In this context, the names of Jesus and Trossard come to the forefront, as they have market value in different European leagues and could generate a substantial profit.

At 28, the Brazilian forward has not regained the consistency he showed in his early Premier League seasons. Injuries, along with the emergence of other attackers, have diminished his prominence. In the case of Trossard, aged 30 with an increasingly secondary role, the situation is pointing in the same direction. Despite his experience and ability to disrupt, the Belgian does not seem to be a priority in Arteta's plans.

The decision also stems from the need to maintain a competitive project in the long term. Arsenal, striving to stay among the elite in both the Premier League and the Champions League, wants to ensure liquidity to not fall behind opponents with greater financial muscle. If the departures are confirmed, the Gunners could seek a new center forward who fits better into the Basque coach's style.

The potential sales are not going unnoticed in the market. Teams from Serie A, Ligue 1, and even the Saudi Pro League could make formal offers as soon as the transfer window opens. The asking price will not be low since both players are under contract and have proven experience.

For Arsenal, the operation would not only mean financial relief but also an opportunity to reshape their offensive sector. The departure of two renowned players would make room for young talents from the academy and strategic signings to enhance the squad's quality.

The Gunners seem determined to revamp their attack. January is shaping up to be a crucial month: if convincing offers arrive, Gabriel Jesus and Trossard could bid farewell to the Emirates Stadium, leaving behind significant revenues and a new scenario for the club's transfer market.