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The left side of the Arsenal, Oleksandr Zinchenko, is a goal for Atlético de Madrid, who has conducted an investigation by the 28 -year -old.
Zinchenko joined the Gunners in 2022 from Manchester City, and it was a great impulse for Mikel Arteta's plans at that time, but it has been found falling into the packaging order in recent times.
The Ukrainian is now essentially the third option that stays in the club, with Myles Lewis-Skelly jumping ahead of the 28-year-old player in terms of selection in the position and Riccardo Calafiori is also an option.
The Gunners seek to add their team during the January transfer window, particularly in the attack areas, but they could also cut other players, and Zinchenko could be dating.
Atlético de Madrid has registered an interest in the 28 -year -old, arriving at the London -based club for a possible agreement.
In 2016, Zinchenko joined Manchester City, initially playing as an attacking midfielder. Under the guide of Pep Guardiola, he transition to the position of the left side, where he became a key player.
The left side of the Arsenal Oleksandr Zinchenko (in the photo above) is an objective of Atlético de Madrid that has conducted an investigation by the 28 -year -old
The defender has fallen behind Myles Lewis-Skelly in the hierarchical order, with Riccardo Calafiori also an option
During his time in Manchester City, he won multiple trophies, including four Premier League titles and a FA Cup, consolidating his reputation as a reliable and versatile player.
In search of regular game time, Zinchenko moved to Arsenal in 2022 for £ 30 million. He had an immediate impact on the club, helping in his debut on a victory against Crystal Palace.
On the international stage, Zinchenko has been a vital player for Ukraine since he debuted in 2015. In particular, he became the youngest player to score for Ukraine, breaking a record previously made by Andriy Shevchenko.
Over the years, he has represented his country in important tournaments and has been a prominent voice that defends for peace in Ukraine.
Outside the countryside, Zinchenko is known for his philanthropy and personal companies. He is married to the journalist Vlada Sedan, and they share two daughters. In addition to his football career, he has founded an electronic sports organization.
The interest of Atlético de Madrid in Zinchenko reflects his desire to strengthen his defensive options. Zinchenko's ability to play both in defense and in the center of the field makes it an attractive perspective for LaLiga giants.
However, other clubs, including Borussia Dortmund, have also shown interest, although they can find challenging financial demands.
A transfer to Atlético de Madrid would be the first Zinchenko raid in Spanish football, adding another chapter to his career, which already includes periods in the English and Russian leagues.
As the January transfer window progresses, Arsenal may need to decide whether to entertain the offers for Zinchenko.
