News On Arsenal Captain Contract

 Martin Odegaard, the team's captain, is quite likely to sign a new deal in the upcoming weeks, according to Arsenal.

The team is certain that they will sign the Norway star shortly, according to writer Ben Jacobs.

Since joining the team from Real Madrid, initially on loan, Odegaard has been a revelation.

"If you've brought in someone like Declan Rice, you might have broken your wage structure a little bit," Jacobs said in a statement to GiveMeSport.

"You just never know because a lot can change when your project expands very quickly. Someone like Odegaard, making £115,000 per week, would demand up to £250,000 per week.

"But there is hope. No reason exists to believe that Odegaard won't sign, either. Now that the international break is over, I anticipate that the negotiations will continue and advance rather quickly toward a fundamental understanding.


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