Mikel Arteta’s managerial tenure at Arsenal has been characterized by decisive and ruthless decision-making. One such instance is reflected in his treatment of goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. Despite Ramsdale’s perceived lack of fortune with Arteta’s choices, it underscores the manager’s commitment to making tough decisions that define the best from the rest.
While Arteta is yet to secure the coveted Premier League title, his meticulous approach to responsibilities has instilled optimism that success may not be far off for Arsenal. The ongoing recruitment process plays a pivotal role in this pursuit, with the club aiming to identify players who either no longer align with Arsenal’s needs or those who could benefit from a loan move.
In the latter category is Jakub Kiwior, a player seldom seen on the pitch. According to 90Min, Arsenal is content with Kiwior’s progress but is open to facilitating a loan move for him in the upcoming January transfer window.
Potential destinations for the Polish international include his former club AC Milan, Jose Mourinho’s Roma, and Atalanta, offering Kiwior an opportunity for regular playing time in the second half of the 2023/24 season.
Arteta’s strategic approach to player development and squad management continues to shape Arsenal’s trajectory as they navigate the complexities of competing at the highest level.