Iwobi blasts transfer reports as ‘fake news and click bait’

Super Eagles and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi has termed news reports that suggested he could quit Arsenal if the club signed Wilfried Zaha as “fake news & clickbait“.

The winger was quoted by The Sun as saying Zaha’s arrival from Crystal Palace “would add more stress” in his battle for a place in the first-team.

 

Iwobi had added: “I am up for the fight but the only time I would consider leaving is if I am not playing as much as I would like to.”

 

Another British newspaper ‘Daily Mail’ interpreted these comments as a warning to the club, which the 23-year-old Nigerian dismissed in a post on Twitter.

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Iwobi blasts transfer reports as ‘fake news and click bait’

Super Eagles and Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi has termed news reports that suggested he could quit Arsenal if the club signed Wilfried Zaha as “fake news & clickbait“.

The winger was quoted by The Sun as saying Zaha’s arrival from Crystal Palace “would add more stress” in his battle for a place in the first-team.

 

Iwobi had added: “I am up for the fight but the only time I would consider leaving is if I am not playing as much as I would like to.”

 

Another British newspaper ‘Daily Mail’ interpreted these comments as a warning to the club, which the 23-year-old Nigerian dismissed in a post on Twitter.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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