Arsenal in active conversations to sign the League 20 -year -old Ombudsman: Reports

According to Arsenal, there is conversations to take the mosquera from the back of the center of Valencia. The young man, 20, made his debut for the first team on the side of the league in the 2020-21 season after passing through the ranks.

In the campaign of 2024-25, Mosquera played 41 times in competitions, marking once, with the lonely strike in 37 trips to the league, where the CHE finished 12th.

Mosquera is hired by the teacher until 2026, but has attracted the interest of the Gunners, according to the Guru de Transfer Fabrizio Romano. Apparently, Mikel Arteta's side has been zero to Espanyol as the main objective of achieving the heart of defense, which was the most significant (34 goals granted) to the Premier League last season.

However, the Gunners finished second in the league for the third consecutive season, finishing 10 points behind Liverpool. The Arteta side had reached the second best of the title race in the two campaigns before Manchester City, which finished third in 2024-25.

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What Mikel Arteta said after Arsenal supported another season without trophies

Although Arsenal He enjoyed a decent campaign, ended up without crockery. As mentioned above, they recorded a third final of the Premier League and also went well in Europe.

The Gunners eliminated the headlines of Real Madrid in the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League to reach the last four of the competition for the first time since 2009. However, their career ended with a 3-1 overall defeat against the possible champions. Paris Saint-Germainlose 1-0 at home and 2-1 away.

After winning a trophy since FA CUP 2019-20, said Gunners's Chief (according to BBC) Before the last game of the season of the Premier League:

“Liverpool has a trophy: we have no trophy. We are not satisfied and upset. But I think we are in the right trajectory.

“What I can promise is that I will do my best (earning a trophy), and I will give my life and get all the drops of everyone here to squeeze -and get the best.”

The Spanish added:

“We had a dream, was to be here or in a week and bring the big trophies to you, and we couldn't do it for many circumstances. We need to ensure that pursuing a dream does not blur and make sure we pursue the dream with positivity and enthusiasm for next season.”

The Gunners still have to win the Premier League from their memorable “Invincible” triumph under the legendary Arsene Wenger in 2003-04.