Alan Smith suggests Arsenal may sell Ethan Nwaneri this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 7:20 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Alan Smith indicated that Arsenal could consider selling Ethan Nwaneri in the upcoming summer transfer window. Nwaneri, currently on loan at Olympique Marseille, has struggled to gain playing time and establish himself in the first team. While Arsenal values his potential as a future squad member, financial considerations could lead to discussions about his future. Smith pointed out that selling Nwaneri, as an academy product, would generate profit without a transfer fee. The club’s management is weighing the benefits of retaining him against the financial advantages of a sale.
- •Ethan Nwaneri is on loan at Olympique Marseille.
- •Smith believes Nwaneri's sale could generate pure profit for Arsenal.
- •Limited first-team opportunities may influence Nwaneri's future.
- •Arsenal sees potential in Nwaneri but must consider financial factors.
- 7:20 PMYahoo Sports — Alan Smith tips Arsenal to cash in on academy graduate
"Alan Smith has suggested that Arsenal could consider selling Ethan Nwaneri this summer because the attacker would represent pure profit as he continues to struggle to establish himself in the club’s...
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