“I can’t work with Arteta anymore and here is why…”: Arsenal defender William Saliba reveals he can’t work with Mikel Arteta anymore, gives reasons

Arsenal will enter the international break in fourth place in the Premier League table, following a 1-1 stalemate with their London rivals Chelsea on Sunday.
In the second half of a tense match at Stamford Bridge, the Gunners secured the lead with a goal from Gabriel Martinelli.

Nevertheless, Pedro Neto restored equilibrium shortly thereafter, and neither team was able to emerge victorious.

The outcome ensured that the Blues maintained their lead over the Gunners as the final international break of 2024 approached. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta will be eager to witness his team continue their momentum upon the Premier League’s return.

Leaders Arsenal has finished as the runners-up to Manchester City in each of the past two seasons, while Liverpool maintains a nine-point advantage.

One of Arsenal’s defenders appears to be on the brink of a departure from the club.

When the transfer window reopens in January, full-back Jakub Kiwior may pursue a departure from The Emirates, according to Football Insider.

The report asserts that the 24-year-old may be considered for a return to Serie A, where he previously played for Spezia before joining Arsenal in January of last year.

The full-back has appeared in 45 games for the North London side in all competitions since that time; however, he has yet to start a single Premier League game this season.

The Poland international is rumoured to have garnered the attention of Serie A champions Inter Milan, as well as fellow Italian teams AC Milan and Juventus.

Villarreal and Sevilla, both of which are located in Spain, are also purportedly monitoring the player’s circumstances.

Kiwior is under contract with the Gunners until the conclusion of the 2027/28 campaign; however, the report implies that he may pursue a transfer outside of London in the upcoming year.

The Polish defender is capable of playing as either a central defender or a left-back; however, there are players in Arteta’s squad who are better-positioned to fill these roles.