Arteta discusses Nwaneri's future amid interest from other clubs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 3:35 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Mikel Arteta expressed a desire for Ethan Nwaneri to stay at Arsenal if he can receive guaranteed first-team playing time. At a pre-match press conference ahead of the Community Shield against Manchester City, Arteta noted Nwaneri's development during his loan at Marseille. He emphasized the importance of ensuring the midfielder plays regularly if he remains with Arsenal. With Arsenal bolstering their midfield, the competition for places has intensified. Nwaneri has also drawn interest from other clubs.
- •Mikel Arteta wants Nwaneri to remain at Arsenal, requiring guaranteed playing time.
- •Nwaneri spent last season's second half on loan at Marseille.
- •Arsenal strengthened their midfield with a £75m signing this summer.
- •Nwaneri has attracted interest from other clubs despite Arsenal's preference to keep him.
- •The Community Shield against Manchester City is Arsenal's first competitive match of the season.
- 3:35 PMYahoo Sports — Arteta wants Nwaneri to stay if Arsenal can guarantee minutes
"Mikel Arteta says he wants Ethan Nwaneri to remain at Arsenal but believes the teenager must be guaranteed sufficient first-team football for that to happen.Speaking at his pre-match press conference ...
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