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Arsenal close on making Zubimendi first signing in 2025

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Arsenal are said to be pursuing a deal to sign Real Sociedad midfielder Martín Zubimendi, according to The Athletic.

The Gunners have been tracking the 25-year-old for a considerable period and are looking to reignite their long-term interest next summer.

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This move follows their recent recruitment of Mikel Merino from the same club, further strengthening the connection between Arsenal and Real Sociedad.

Zubimendi has been on Arsenal’s radar for some time, with the club identifying him as a player who could significantly bolster their midfield options.

His technical ability, tactical awareness, and composure on the ball have made him one of the standout midfielders in La Liga.

Arsenal’s pursuit of Zubimendi reportedly began long before their successful acquisition of Merino, indicating that the Gunners see him as a key piece in their long-term plans.

The Spaniard has impressed at Real Sociedad with his ability to dictate play from deep, break up opposition attacks, and provide a solid foundation for his team’s attacking moves.

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His style of play aligns closely with Arsenal’s philosophy under Mikel Arteta, making him an ideal candidate to slot into their midfield set-up.

Arsenal’s recent signing of Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad may have reignited their interest in Zubimendi.

The club’s strong relationship with Sociedad could potentially ease negotiations, as they’ve already shown their willingness to conduct business with the Spanish side.

Moreover, Merino’s arrival could help Zubimendi adapt to life in North London if the deal materializes, giving Arsenal a formidable midfield duo.

While Arsenal are focusing on their current campaign, they are already laying the groundwork for next season.

Zubimendi’s reported €60 million release clause makes him a significant investment, but Arsenal are prepared to back Arteta in the transfer market as they aim to build a squad capable of challenging for major trophies.

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