I left Arsenal primarily because of Arteta because he does not treat his players fairly. A £40 million Arsenal player has finally opened out about his summertime departure from EMIRATE. Not Aubameyang.

Even though everything at Arsenal is OK right now, supporters might be a little miffed that one player was permitted to depart in January.

As anticipated, Mikel Arteta’s team had a quiet month and was prepared for yet another significant summer expense.

Arsenal has been linked to Brentford striker Ivan Toney on multiple occasions; perhaps the club will finally seek a deal to sign him.

Whatever the situation, it’s clear that Arteta’s group will have a lot of influence in the market as they try to lure players like Declan Rice back.

The widening gap between Arsenal’s first team and the Hale End academy is the main effect of this trend and spending.

It has been a while; Bukayo Saka, 22, is perhaps the final player to step up.

Lino Sousa made the decision to leave Arsenal and join Aston Villa in January, possibly keeping that in mind.

Although the 19-year-old was well-known in North London, he thought his future would be better served somewhere else.

Sousa signed a season-long loan with Plymouth Argyle almost immediately after leaving Villa.

Now, Lino Sousa has disclosed his decision to leave Arsenal in January.

Sousa has spoken with Plymouth Live since moving to Plymouth, where he has discussed his reasons for leaving Arsenal among other things.

Around the end of January, the news came as a surprise to Arsenal supporters, who are still puzzled as to why.

But Sousa has since clarified a few things.

“I felt like Villa provided me the right platform and the right plan to go ahead and do that, so that’s why I made that conscious decision to leave,” he continued. “I wanted to get out and play first team football, whether that was at Arsenal or elsewhere.”