Arsenal Negotiates with Fulham for Nelson
According to journalist Dharmesh Sheth, Arsenal is negotiating the future of their player Reiss Nelson with their London neighbor Fulham.
This comes after the 25-year-old winger returned to the Gunners this summer following the end of his loan at Fulham.
Sheth mentioned that the two clubs are currently discussing a new loan for the upcoming season with a permanent purchase option.
It's worth noting that Nelson has two years left on his contract with Arsenal.
This comes after the 25-year-old winger returned to the Gunners this summer following the end of his loan at Fulham.
Sheth mentioned that the two clubs are currently discussing a new loan for the upcoming season with a permanent purchase option.
It's worth noting that Nelson has two years left on his contract with Arsenal.
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