Football365: Nacional claims Zubimendi wants Real Madrid move

Football365: Nacional claims Zubimendi wants Real Madrid move

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2026-10-24 03:36:41
Football365 reported that Nacional claims Martin Zubimendi wants to join Real Madrid as soon as possible, with any move dependent on Madrid's interest.

Football365 reported that Spanish outlet Nacional claims Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi wants to join Real Madrid as soon as possible. The claim also says any potential move depends on whether Real Madrid has concrete interest.

Nacional's claim

Football365 reported that Nacional claims Zubimendi hopes his agents will secure him a move to Real Madrid. Football365 reported that Nacional claims Arsenal's position would come into play, as they retain the ability to decide Zubimendi's future.

Conditions around a move

Football365 reported that Nacional claims a lack of playing time might prompt Zubimendi to explore other options, but does not obligate Arsenal to accept a departure. Football365 reported that Nacional claims it would need to be determined whether any move could be structured as a transfer or through some other means.

Brassell's view

Andy Brassell told talkSPORT: "I think he could still be a success in the Premier League."

Brassell told talkSPORT: "I think with the amount of games that Arsenal are still hoping to play this coming season and the amount of games you’d expect Arsenal to play in this coming season, they shouldn’t be ushering him out the door. They should be holding on to him because we’ve seen that he’s a top-level player."

Brassell told talkSPORT: "He’s a trusted Rodri replacement for the national team."

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