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Arsenal set their asking price for Emile Smith Rowe

Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith Rowe has been linked with an exit from the Emirates Stadium and the gunners have reportedly set their asking price.

Emile Smith Rowe’s future at Arsenal appears increasingly uncertain, with the club reportedly ready to listen to offers for the 23-year-old midfielder. According to TBR Football, Arsenal have informed Smith Rowe that they will not stand in his way of a move this summer, but they are seeking a fee in excess of £30 million for the England international.

Smith Rowe endured a frustrating season with the Gunners, plagued by injuries that limited him to just 19 appearances across all competitions. Despite his talent, Smith Rowe has found himself pushed down the pecking order at Arsenal, particularly after the arrival of Declan Rice and the emergence of other midfielders.

The news of his potential departure has sparked interest from several Premier League clubs, with Brentford, Brighton, Crystal Palace, and Wolves all reportedly exploring the possibility of a deal. However, Arsenal’s £30 million asking price could prove a stumbling block for some of these interested parties.

The situation represents a significant crossroads for Smith Rowe’s career. While a move away from Arsenal could offer him a fresh start and regular playing time, he faces a difficult decision regarding his future. A change of scenery could reignite his career, but it remains to be seen whether he will find a new club willing to meet Arsenal’s valuation. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining Smith Rowe’s next destination and whether he can rediscover his form and potential.

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