“We let him go for a bargain, and now he’s scored 28 goals in just 15 matches. We regret that decision… Going forward, we won’t be selling any more young talents,” said Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke, revealing his biggest regret from the January transfer window and expressing plans to activate the buy-back clause for the 17-year-old exceptional striker.

Arsenal Owner Regrets Selling Young Striker, Ready to Activate Buy-Back Clause

In a shocking turn of events, Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke has admitted to one of the club’s biggest transfer regrets in recent history. The Gunners, who sold a 17-year-old striker for what Kroenke described as “chicken change,” are now witnessing the youngster take European football by storm.

Since his departure, the teenage sensation has netted an astonishing 28 goals in just 15 matches, outperforming some of the most in-form strikers, including Viktor Gyökeres and Alexander Isak.

Kroenke’s public admission of regret comes as Arsenal continues to struggle with goal-scoring consistency in their squad. With Gabriel Jesus facing injury setbacks and Eddie Nketiah failing to establish himself as a top-tier finisher, fans and club executives alike are now questioning why the youngster was allowed to leave in the first place.

“We made a mistake, a huge mistake,” Kroenke reportedly stated. “Selling him for such a low fee is one of the worst transfer decisions we’ve made in recent years. But we won’t let history repeat itself. From now on, we will not sell our young talents so easily.”

The revelation has sent shockwaves through the Arsenal fanbase, many of whom are now calling for the club to activate the buy-back clause immediately. With such an outstanding goal-scoring record, bringing the teenage prodigy back could provide Mikel Arteta with a much-needed boost in attacking firepower.

Sources close to the club suggest that Arsenal is already working behind the scenes to facilitate the striker’s return. While the financial details remain undisclosed, activating the buy-back clause will likely cost the club significantly more than what they initially received from the sale.

However, given his rapid development and potential to become a world-class forward, Kroenke appears willing to correct his mistake at all costs.

As Arsenal pushes for Premier League and Champions League success, re-signing the prolific youngster could be the key to unlocking their full potential. With the transfer window approaching, all eyes will be on the Emirates Stadium to see if the Gunners can bring their former prodigy back home.