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Zubimendi’s move to Gunners in doubt?

It had been recently reported that Arsenal had met Martin Zubimendi’s release clause of £50.5m, and a deal seemed all but confirmed, subject to a medical.

The midfielder revealed in a recent interview with Radio Nacional de Espana, that his future is still undecided.

Zubimendi said: “Of course there are options, but it’s true that it seems like it’s going to be a different, long summer, and I don’t know how it will end.

“I don’t think thinking about it right now is my priority. I’m here with the national team, which I think is already quite demanding, and if I have to say something, then I will.”

SAN SEBASTIAN, SPAIN - MAY 13: Martin Zubimendi of Real Sociedad looks on during the LaLiga EA Sports match between Real Sociedad and RC Celta de Vigo at Reale Arena on May 13, 2025, in San Sebastian, Spain. (Photo By Ricardo Larreina/Europa Press via Getty Images)
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Raya: ‘That’s where I hit rock bottom’

David Raya has opened up on the lowest point of his Arsenal career in an honest interview with former England goalkeeper Ben Foster.

Raya, 29, has been one of the Premier League’s top shot-stoppers since his move to North London, winning consecutive Golden Glove awards in between the sticks at the Emirates Stadium.

But the Spaniard revealed that it hasn’t always been easy, explaining that a poor game against Luton Town last season made him hit “rock bottom”.

Even though Arsenal won the game 4-3, thanks to a late Declan Rice header, Raya was left feeling that his performance was the worst of his career – shipping three goals against the newly promoted outfit.

He told Fozcast: “It was a turning point against Luton. That game was one of the worst games I ever played and that’s where I hit rock bottom.

“From there, the only way was up with changing my habits and trying to change my mindset.

“From that game, I said, ‘Listen, this is not me.’ I think there’s been a massive change from there.”

Gyökeres withdraws from Sweden squad

Viktor Gyökeres has withdrawn from the Sweden squad due to a ‘minor injury’

He will therefore miss the friendly matches against Hungary and Algeria.

The rumour mill continues to swirl around Gyökeres, with Arsenal and Atlético Madrid circling.

SOLNA, SWEDEN - NOVEMBER 16: Viktor Gyokeres during the UEFA Nations League 2024/25 League C Group C1 match between Sweden and Slovakia at Strawberry Arena on November 16, 2024 in Solna, Sweden. (Photo by Michael Campanella/Getty Images)

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