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Arsenal Potential January Exits: Whispers of a Winter Clear Out

The Premier League winter transfer window approaches on January 1, 2026. Arsenal are finding themselves at crossroads with potential January exits as the transfer window closes. The reports suggest that this winter transfer window is going to be very cold for the Gunners. The reason being their three high profile departures that will help to streamline finances and refresh the roster. Although unconfirmed by the club insiders, the limited minutes and injury woes tend to locate the message on that direction only.

Martinelli’s Fading Spark

Although, roared for Arsenal in times of need, Gabriel Martinelli is missing the spark that was once the highlight for the Brazilian winger. He has only two league starts that were also overtaken by Leandro Trossard. The frustration is justified, however, the minutes are not. His contract expires in 2026 with offers from Saudi Pro clubs hanging on the tail. A bid of high amount can let the transfer happen but with the sacrifice of Martinelli’s pace which will sting.

Jesus Injury Hit Crossroads

The 28 year old Gabriel Jesus is yet another one on the list. He has been in sidelines for months after a cruel ACL injury. This injury has favored both Kai Havertz and the new signing Viktor Gyokeres who are getting back to back opportunities. Moreover, this has also led to the reduced minutes of Gabriel Jesus. The various talks of offloading him has stopped for now. Even Jesus has dismissed “baseless rumors” of his exit. However, the reality is always different in a result-driven squad.

White Under the Shadow

Ben White is the last one to complete the trio of Arsenal potential January exit list. Ben White has always been a versatile player in terms of how the squad demanded it. However, his versatility went under the shadow of Jurrien Timber’s sudden resurgence. The interest from European clubs as well as from the mid table teams could materialize. This will help in easing the wages without weaking the depth of the squad.

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