Arsenal have reportedly held talks with centre-back Gabriel Magalhaes regarding a potential contract extension, following his stellar performances throughout the current campaign.
According to the Evening Standard, initial discussions between the club and the Brazilian defender have been positive, signalling a willingness from both parties to explore the possibility of a new deal.
Further talks are expected to take place in the coming weeks as Arsenal seek to secure the long-term future of one of their key defensive assets.
Gabriel Magalhaes has helped Arsenal boast the best defence in the Premier League
Magalhaes, alongside defensive partner William Saliba, has played a pivotal role in solidifying Arsenal’s backline this season, contributing to the team’s impressive defensive record.
The Gunners currently boast the best defensive record in the Premier League, having conceded only 26 goals thus far, a testament to the solidity and reliability of their defensive partnership.
The North London side tied Saliba down to a new contract last summer and want to do the same with Gabriel next.
The centre-back was not among the starters in the initial few games of the season, however, not only has he won his spot back but has established himself as one of the first names in the starting XI.
Gabriel Magalhaes in action for Arsenal
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Author : Mehdi Gokal
Publish date : 2024-04-26 22:29:31
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