‘We can achieve everything!’ – Saliba signs new four-year contract, will wear No 2

'We can achieve everything!' – Saliba signs new four-year contract, will wear No 2
'We can achieve everything!' – Saliba signs new four-year contract, will wear No 2

“Arsenal have given their fans a massive boost with the news that talented centre-back William Saliba has signed a new contract at the club. Arsenal themselves have described the deal as “long-term” but reports across a variety of outlets say that the deal is four years going to 2027. Saliba will also wear a new number next season, switching over to the No 2 shirt.”


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