"I convinced him" - Player reveals how he pushed for Arsenal exit this summer
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"I convinced him" - Player reveals how he pushed for Arsenal exit this summer
"See below for Fabrizio Romano's post on X about Kiwior's move in the summer, explaining that it was a loan for this season, but with an obligation to buy at the end of it ?? Jakub Kiwior to FC Porto, here we go! Deal agreed with Arsenal on loan with obligation to buy. 2m loan fee, 17m obligation to buy plus add-ons and sell-on clause up to potential fee over 25/27m. Kiwior scheduled to fly in next 24h as soon as documents are approved. pic.twitter.com/uAtqBDMRcX Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 29, 2025"
"I was valued there; no one wanted to get rid of me. Arteta didn't want me to leave for Portugal either, so I never felt unwanted. The decision to leave was entirely mine. I wanted to play, but with Gabriel and Saliba ahead of me, the chances were small. I convinced him (Arteta) myself. I went to talk to him and explained how I saw everything. He understood my ambitions and my desire."
Jakub Kiwior moved from Arsenal to FC Porto on a season-long loan that includes an obligation to buy. The transfer package involved a 2m loan fee, a 17m obligation to buy, add-ons, and a sell-on clause potentially pushing the fee over 25–27m. Arsenal did not want to let him go and Mikel Arteta initially resisted the move, but Kiwior pushed for the transfer because he faced limited playing opportunities behind William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhaes. Kiwior said he felt valued at Arsenal, insisted the decision to leave was his, and said he is happy to have moved to Porto.
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