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Arsenal's William Saliba 'wants to stay in the UK'

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Arsenal defender William Saliba would reportedly like to stay in the UK if he decides to move on loan in January.
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Arsenal defender William Saliba would reportedly like to stay in the UK if he decides to move on loan in January.

The 19-year-old is yet to make an appearance under manager Mikel Arteta this campaign since returning from his loan spell at boyhood club Saint-Etienne.

The Frenchman joined the Gunners for around £27m in the summer of 2019, however Arteta does not feel that Saliba is ready to feature for the first team and is willing to let the defender move on loan this winter.

Summer signing Gabriel Magalhaes as well as David Luiz, Rob Holding, Shkodran Mustafi, Pablo Mari and Calum Chambers all are centre-back options for Arteta along with Saliba, but the young Frenchman seems to be a long way down the pecking order as things stand.

According to The Athletic, Saliba is willing to move on loan next month as he seeks more game time, and his preference is to stay in the UK.

A return to France is also an option for Saliba but both Arsenal and the Frenchman believe that staying put in the UK would help speed up his adaption to British football.

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1Manchester UnitedMan Utd19124336251140
2Manchester CityMan City18115231131838
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6Everton1710252821732
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8Chelsea1985633231029
9Southampton188552621529
10Arsenal198382319427
11Aston Villa1682629181126
12Leeds UnitedLeeds187293034-423
13Crystal Palace196582233-1123
14Wolverhampton WanderersWolves196492129-822
15Newcastle UnitedNewcastle185491830-1219
16Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton193882229-717
17Burnley17449922-1316
18Fulham1826101527-1212
19West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom1925121543-2811
20Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd1912161032-225
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