Club want to ‘immediately’ make Arsenal outcast a starter – ‘First name’ for January deal, Arteta ‘will not block’ exit.

Club desire to “immediately” dismiss an Arsenal starter; Arteta is “first name” for a

January transfer, and the club “will not block” his departure.After Mikel Arteta’s statements in which he declined to rule out any January departures from Arsenal, the Italian media seized the opportunity to reignite expiring rumors.The primary one is Jakub Kiwior, whose €25 million acquisition from Spezia has placed him on the periphery of the Spaniard’s plans ever since, with AC Milan showing interest.Wednesday’s front-page article from Gazzetta dello Sport details the Arsenal player’s availability as it examines some of the deals the Serie A club may attempt to complete in the coming weeks.

Stefano Pioli’s squad requires a striker and a center-back; Jonathan David is the optimal candidate for the offensive position, but Kiwior is “the first name” in the defense.They consider him a “expert” in Serie A despite his youth of 23, having developed through his youth years at Spezia, and he is “already accustomed to midseason transfers” after joining Arsenal in January of last year.

With the knowledge that securing a permanent transfer would be challenging, Milan intends to “maintain a low profile” and “try the shortcut of a loan.”

The subsequent course of action is contingent upon negotiations, as they may attempt to incorporate a “right of redemption” in the hope that Arsenal “may be amenable to such a solution.”

According to Arteta, he has “expeditiously declared his non-obstructive stance” on favorable agreements, and Kiwior is “not irreplaceable.”

Although he was somewhat of a pariah at Arsenal, he would “immediately become a starter” in Milan and, if he can regain his form with Spezia, would be an additional “brick to strengthen the defensive wall.”