Arsenal ‘Offer New Deal’ To William Saliba

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 Arsenal ‘Offer New Deal’ To William Saliba

Arsenal have offered a new contract to French defender William Saliba after his fine start to the season, according to reports.


The Gunners signed Saliba for £27m back in 2019 after the 21-year-old excelled as a youngster with Saint-Etienne.


However, he spent three successive seasons out on loan in France at Saint-Etienne, Nice and then Marseille last season, where he was voted Ligue 1 Young Player of the Year.



This meant that he had to wait three years for his Arsenal debut, raising questions about whether he had a future in north London, but Saliba has excelled since returning to the club, helping to

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