Breaking News Confirmed: Two Premier League clubs are now pushing hard to sign ‘remarkable’ Arsenal player this January He has refused to Sign new Contracts with Arsenal 🥺😳😱😱, How on earth did he get this move?! 😱

Arsenal is reportedly ready to consider offers for Reiss Nelson, contemplating a loan move for the 24-year-old attacker during the upcoming January transfer window, according to sources from Football Insider. Both Premier League clubs and prominent European teams have expressed interest in securing Nelson’s services on a temporary basis.

While Arsenal is not keen on a permanent departure for Nelson, they are open to letting him leave the Emirates for the remainder of the season. This decision contrasts with their stance during previous negotiations, which resulted in Nelson signing a new long-term contract with the Gunners in July. Despite rejecting permanent moves, Arsenal is now willing to explore a temporary departure for the promising English player.

Nelson, who signed a substantial deal last July with reported earnings exceeding £100,000-a-week, earned the extended contract based on impressive performances in the preceding season. However, under Mikel Arteta in the current campaign, Nelson has seen limited playing time, with only 87 minutes in the Premier League.

Despite his notable contribution, scoring the decisive goal in Arsenal’s 1-0 EFL Cup third-round clash against Brentford in September, Nelson has struggled to secure regular game time. This lack of consistent involvement has prompted the club to consider loaning him out, providing an opportunity for the talented winger to gain valuable experience elsewhere.

As an academy graduate at Arsenal, Nelson previously had a successful loan spell at Bundesliga side Hoffenheim. However, his time at Dutch giants Feyenoord did not result in the desired playing minutes. Beyond Nelson’s potential loan move, Arsenal is also exploring options to offload midfielders Thomas Partey and Jorginho in the January transfer window, contingent on receiving suitable offers.

The club’s willingness to allow temporary departures reflects a strategic approach to managing squad dynamics and providing players with opportunities to develop and contribute more consistently on the field.