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Arsenal in panic as Zubimendi's secret 10:00 PM Atletico Madrid verdict leaks

Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi has firmly dismissed speculation linking him with a possible January move to Atletico Madrid, insisting that he has no intention of leaving the Emirates Stadium during the upcoming transfer window.

The Spanish international has been at the centre of growing transfer discussions in recent days, with reports suggesting that Atletico Madrid are interested in bringing him back to La Liga. However, the 27-year-old has now addressed the rumours directly, making it clear that his immediate priority remains Arsenal's Premier League campaign.

Speaking in an interview with Spanish newspaper Marca, Zubimendi denied holding discussions with any other club and questioned the accuracy of reports suggesting that a transfer was close.

The midfielder explained that he has not spent time thinking about his future away from Arsenal because his attention is firmly on improving his performances and helping the Gunners achieve their objectives this season.

"I haven't wasted any energy on external matters. I have enough on my plate trying to earn a place, get playing time, and fight to win this Premier League, which is looking so promising," Zubimendi explained.

He also made it clear that he has not contacted Atletico Madrid or any other interested club regarding a potential transfer.

Zubimendi Happy Despite Limited Playing Time

The transfer speculation comes at a time when Zubimendi is experiencing a challenging period in his Arsenal career.

Despite being an important figure last season, the midfielder has struggled to secure regular playing opportunities under manager Mikel Arteta this campaign.

Increased competition in Arsenal's midfield has made it difficult for the Spaniard to maintain his previous position in the starting eleven. Nevertheless, he appears determined to remain patient and fight for more opportunities.

Zubimendi acknowledged that the situation is different from what he experienced last season but believes his circumstances can change quickly.

He also confirmed that he remains happy in North London and hopes to continue representing Arsenal until the end of the current campaign.

Arsenal Receive Important Transfer Boost

The midfielder's latest comments will undoubtedly provide encouragement to Arsenal supporters, particularly with the January transfer window approaching.

Atletico Madrid have reportedly been monitoring his situation, but Zubimendi's public denial suggests that a January departure is not currently part of his plans.

The Spaniard also confirmed that his Arsenal contract runs until 2030, meaning the Premier League club remain in a strong position regarding his long-term future.

For Arteta, keeping an experienced midfielder who understands his football philosophy could prove important as Arsenal continue competing for major honours.

With the season entering a crucial stage, Zubimendi's focus is clear: earn more playing time, contribute to the team's success and fight for the Premier League title.

For now, Arsenal supporters can take confidence from one message: Zubimendi is not pushing for an exit.

Source:

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