Gunners ‘accelerate’ huge double deal as clear Berta ‘priority’ amid ‘very positive noises’

A new report revealed the next “priority” of Arsenal after the end of the transfer window this summer and there are “very positive noises”.

Arsenal were active on the transfer market this summer because they wanted to get improvements in various positions after finishing second in the Premier League for a third successive season.

Viktor Gyokerres, Martin Zubimenddi, Ebelechi Eze and Piero Hincie were among their most notable signatures, with Mikel ArtetaThe team of this season is clearly better than 2024/25.

It remains to be seen if it will lead to Arsenal to pass the next step to win the Premier League and / or the Champions League this season, but they have equipped much better to participate in all fronts.

Now that the summer window has closed its doors, Arsenal’s expert Charles Watts said that their next “priority” was “to accelerate contractual talks with Bukayo Saka and William Saliba”.

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The two key players are only under contract until 2027 and have aroused the interest of several European giants in recent months.

“With the transfer window, now fenced, the priority for Arsenal is to accelerate contractual talks with Bukayo Saka and William Saliba,” said Watts in his offside column.

“Andrea Berta has done a good job with regard to renewals since her arrival as a sports director, with Gabriel Magalhaes, Ethan Nwaneri and Myles Lewis-Skelly, all writing new long-term offers.

“But undoubtedly, the two most important renewals must still have agreed, Saka and Saliba are now both in the last two years of their current contracts.”

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Watts also said that “noise around Saka are very positive”, Arsenal feeling “confident”.

“The talks have been underway for some time now with the players and Arsenal are convinced that the discussions are going well and that the two engage their future in the north of the club,” added Watts.

“I could not say with certainty when these transactions were agreed because they are complicated and that Saka and Saliba were in the last year of their old transactions before putting the pen for the last time on paper in 2023.

“Hope at Arsenal is that no negotiations hang out as long as this time and the noises around Saka are certainly very positive.

“Berta has had a lot on his plate since his arrival, but he now has a little time to really work on renewals and Arsenal is convinced that there will soon be progress.”