Check Out “Santi Cazorla may return to Arsenal after leaving Qatar.” The Spaniard parted ways with Villarreal in 2020 in order to reunite with his former teammate on the national team at Al Sadd.
He had a respectable record in the Middle East, scoring 38 goals and dishing out 38 assists in 96 games, but now that his contract has expired, he is pondering his options for the future.
The dynamic midfielder, who is now 38 years old, has been connected with a possible return to Villarreal for a FOURTH time to play for his boyhood club.
However, a transfer back to Arsenal is also a possibility, since Cazorla discussed the possibility of a return to the Gunners during an interview in the month of January.
“We’ll see,” was Cazorla’s response to the question. “If there is any chance that I can return, you may count on me to do so. I am not sure the role in the club you are applying for, perhaps that of a coach or a sports director. But it goes without saying that I hope to make another trip here in the not too distant future.
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Thiago Alcantara, a midfielder for Liverpool, has turned down a preliminary Saudi Arabian offer.
As part of the Reds’ plan to revamp their midfield this summer, the club has expressed a willingness to unload the 32-year-old player.
Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai have already joined the club, and a transfer for Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia, who is valued at £50 million, is currently in the process of being prepared.
Although Liverpool has not yet received a formal offer for Thiago, it is believed that other clubs in Saudi Arabia are interested in signing him.
On Friday, Declan Rice will have his Arsenal physical before finalizing his club-record £105 million transfer from West Ham.
By the summer of 2025, the Gunners have committed to pay the majority of the price in installments.
The Gunners and England midfielder Rice have already reached a personal contract agreement after Rice turned down interest from Manchester City.
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