After two fantastic seasons, Arsenal are considering offering Gabriel a new contract, according to reports.
CBS Sports reported that Arsenal sources revealed the club was considering offering Gabriel a new contract to reward his two-season performance.
Considering that Gabe's contract doesn't expire until 2025, this is not a priority at the moment, and Arsenal have many more pressing things to do. But there should be action soon.
Gabriel made 28 appearances for Arsenal this season. Despite an injury at the start of the season, only three players in the team played more time than he did.
In his 25 Premier League games, Arsenal kept 13 clean sheets and he became an excellent pair with new signing Ben White.
In terms of age, the duo could become Arsenal's defensive backbone for years to come.
Tierney has already signed a long contract with the team last summer, as has Kenyo Fuan, so Gabe's new contract will further enhance the stability of Arsenal's defensive plans.
The matter is not particularly urgent at the moment, but it is always comforting to hear about the renewal of the contracts of players who are in good form.
According to reports, Ernenni is expected to leave Arsenal this summer, and the two sides have not started negotiations to renew the contract.
Romano reported that Ernenni is expected to leave the team this summer and has not yet begun negotiations to renew his contract.
The midfielder's current contract expires in June, when he can move to other teams on a free basis.
Football.London reported in February that Ernenni had gained attention from several European clubs due to his outstanding performances in the Africa Cup of Nations. He had previously had a scandal with Fenerbahce and Besiktas. In January, he also piqued the interest of the Saudi club.
Ernenni reached the final of the African Cup of Nations with Egypt, starting all seven matches and being selected for the best team in the cup.
He has been playing longer in the Africa Cup of Nations than in all his games at Arsenal this season, so his departure is not a surprise.