Wenger analyzes Arnold s departure: New trends in football and player selection

Ball Troll Network, May 7th Arsenal legendary coach Wenger deeply analyzes Arnold's free departure from Liverpool this summer in Bein Sports. Speaking of the timing of Arnold's announcement of his departure, Wenger believes that it is not surprising. He said that Liverpool has secured the Premier League championship and there is no other pressure to compete for the championship in the season. At this time, the official announcement will not interfere with the team's progress, but also reserve time for Liverpool to find a replacement.

Winger highly praised Arnold's strength and bluntly stated that Liverpool has lost a very creative full-back. He has outstanding organization and tandem skills on the offensive end, so it is difficult to find a suitable replacement. Faced with the question of "How to resist the poaching of giants", Wenger reviewed the experience of core players such as Henry and Fabregas leaving the team when coaching Arsenal, and pointed out that this reflects the new trend of football transfers - top players prefer to leave the team freely after the contract expires. Wenger explained that this phenomenon stems from players who can get high salaries, and the club does not need to pay transfer fees, achieving a "win-win situation". He took Real Madrid's contact with Arnold and chasing Mbappe as an example, pointing out that big clubs often make arrangements in advance and launch an offensive several years before the expiration of the player's contract. If the transfer fee negotiation fails, wait for the player's contract to be introduced for free. In Wenger's view, this "zero transfer fee signing superstars" model may become the mainstream trend in the future football transfer market, reshaping the club's signing and player flow pattern.