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Nobody really knows, but there are rumors that they don't want to commit the best years of their careers until Wenger signs a new deal. There will be instability when he leaves, and they don't have time to wait around for things to get better. If Wenger signs, they most likely will soon after...

Ozil has 18 months left on his contract, like Alexis. Neither have signed new deals, and the only clubs that would try to get them would be Premier League rivals (Chelsea, City, maybe United). Arsenal will never sell to a rival after RVP, and Wenger himself said they're staying for the full 18...

Cesc left when he had 3 years left on his contract, and had just signed an extension a year before he joined Barca. Contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on, but players will stay as long as we win things. If we don't, it will be a repeat of the 2007-2010 exodus

He's 21 and playing every week at a club in the champions league that is fighting for the title. His first two seasons were back to back FA Cup wins and a constantly improving points tally, ending up in 2nd place last season. Barca is a bigger club, but we aren't the Arsenal that Cesc/Nasri/RVP...

If Ozil left, then so would Alexis. It would set us back worse than when Nasri/Cesc/RVP all left. The club better pay him whatever amount he asks for :lol:

More concerned about City, to be honest. Zabaleta and Sagna are reaching retirement age, and Pep will be a huge draw for Bellerin (as well as staying in England and being paid loads of money). Arteta might convince him too, if he doesn't renew soon

He wouldn't want to be Iniesta's understudy, or betray Madrid

Will have 1 year left on his contract if he doesn't renew, and at a time when he's playing better than he ever has too. Good thing all the top clubs are stacked in his position, or I'd be getting nervous :thumbsup:

If he barely plays this season, then his Barca career is over. It's harsh, but all clubs are cutthroat these days when it comes to decisions like that.

Has Barca ever loaned any players, then successfully brought them back into the first team? I don't think it's something common with most teams in general, especially for a 22 year old. For Arsenal, Bellerin went to Watford, Song went to Charlton, and Bendtner went to Birmingham. All 3 did...

Except for a 5 year age difference. And while Walker was having a game-losing own goal vs Man United, Bellerin scored vs Liverpool, assisted vs Chelsea, and did this to Bayern Munich in the champions league:

We'll beat the smaller sides without too many problems. That's how we get top 4 every season. The frustrating and constantly repeating event is losing pathetically to the big clubs, almost as though we aren't even trying. There are no big teams to face until November, but I have no hope of...

https://streamable.com/kboj That pace. That tackle :worthy:

You can't really pass judgement like that on a 21 year old defender playing every week in the league/champions league. Just being in that situation alone proves that he has potential. Most defenders his age are playing in B teams, on loan in lower leagues, or sitting on the bench somewhere. He...

The chance to get him was last january or early in the summer, when his periscope situation had the club really wanting to get rid of him. Now he turned it around, and PSG won't sell.

40m is a completely made-up number, for a player that isn't ready for Barca or even for sale.

Two games, two of the same goal in a row. :worthy:

He'll sign it, pretty much guaranteed. I'm more worried about Ozil and Alexis, who will have 1 year left soon. There were rumors that Alexis was demanding a release clause in his next extension. If we win nothing this season, those are the two we will most likely lose. Bellerin to Barca is a...

There's no way Arsenal is selling Bellerin. He's practically a Londoner now and the fans love him, plus Wenger hasn't signed a replacement or even a back-up. Why would he sell an important first team player, in a position that has zero depth? There's no $$ amount you can put on unbalancing the...

MotM was definitely Xhaka. I don't know if it's just me, but the way he moves the ball around is reminiscent of Xabi Alonso. Only 23 years old too :worthy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKuLFVtG35k