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Reports suggest that Arsenal are going to adopt a new transfer policy when it comes to selling players with expiring contracts (via The Mirror).
Arsenal have long had problems tying down key players to long-term contracts and have had to sell many as a result.
Robin Van Persie, Samir Nasri, Alexis Sanchez, and now, Aaron Ramsey have all been forced out with a few months left on their deals or left on a free.
Things have needed to change for a long time in that regard and now, it looks as if the club is taking steps to do just that.
Reports suggest that the club is adopting a new transfer policy which will see players sold if they have less than two years left on their current deals.
This could be important for this summer with Laurent Koscielny’s deal set to expire in 2020 but the summer of 2021 is a potential minefield for Arsenal.
The contracts for Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Mesut Ozil, Shkodran Mustafi, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Sokratis are all set to expire in 2021.
Given their age, it’s doubtful that the club would offer longer-term deals to Aubameyang, Mkhitaryan, Ozil, and Sokratis but it could be important for Shkodran Mustafi in the summer. The German has hardly convinced during his three seasons at the club and perhaps this news could point towards a sale in the summer.
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