Arsenal will pay Flamengo £15.5m to turn Pablo Mari’s loan into a permanent move despite the player only featuring for 24 minutes before picking up an injury that will require surgery.
Arsenal will activate their purchase clause for Pablo Mari this summer, despite his recent serious injury, according to reports.
Pablo Mari won’t play for Arsenal again this season, after reportedly suffering a serious ankle ligament injury in defeat to Manchester City.
Arsenal lost 3-0 at Manchester City and, while it wasn’t great, it was mostly David Luiz’s fault and wasn’t going quite so badly until he got involved. So what did Mikel Arteta think about it all and what can we learn from his comments after the game?
The injury to Pablo Mari doesn’t look good, but we’ll have to wait for news on him and Granit Xhaka, according to head coach Mikel Arteta.
Pablo Mari admits they’re waiting on how things progress with COVID-19 before making any decisions on a permanent transfer.
Pablo Mari hopes he can extend his loan deal with Arsenal permanently after the fans made him feel at home in the early stages of his move.
Arsenal are indeed following Axel Disasi, but their primary move for a centre-back is likely to be a permanent deal for Pablo Mari, according to David Ornstein.
On Monday, Pablo Mari repeated his wish to stay at Arsenal for many more years, hoping to improve himself as a player and a person.
Pablo Mari wants to seal a permanent move to Arsenal, if football ever becomes a thing again, but that’s not entirely unexpected.
Arsenal will not be able to force players whose contracts run out at the end of June to stay at the club past the end of month, even if the current season has not concluded, claims a leading PFA lawyer.
Arsenal could extend their loanee contracts past June 30th on a week-by-week basis, if the season goes on beyond that date, according to a report.
Given the possibility the Premier League might cancel the season, there are four Arsenal players who may not play another game for the club.
Mikel Arteta thinks Pablo Mari has the right attitude and presence to succeed at Arsenal, even if it won’t be easy for him.
Arsenal’s new boy Pablo Mari who was on the books with Manchester City from 2016 – 2019 and before the two sides meet on Wednesday, he has been talking City regrets and his Arsenal future.
Pablo Mari is the first Arsenal centre-back to keep a clean sheet on his debut since Per Mertesacker, drawing another similarity between the two.
Martin Keown wants to see Pablo Mari getting more opportunities, after a positive debut for the January loan signing against Portsmouth.
Arsenal beat Portsmouth in the FA Cup on Monday evening so with most of the news centering around that, let’s look at the stories doing the rounds today.
Mikel Arteta was happy with what he saw from Pablo Mari against Portsmouth as Arsenal made their way into the next round of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win on Monday night.
Mikel Arteta thinks Pablo Mari, Rob Holding, Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Reiss Nelson are all in contention to feature against Portsmouth, after playing for the u23s on Friday.