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Saliba signs new Arsenal deal and sets sights on trophies
The Guardian
|October 01, 2025
William Saliba has said he will not consider leaving Arsenal until he wins a major trophy and admitted it was time for the players to back up their talk by delivering tangible success.
William Saliba says Arsenal must 'prove we are ready to win'
It was confirmed yesterday that the France defender has signed a new five-year contract, despite strong interest from Real Madrid. Saliba has won only the Community Shield with Arsenal since joining in 2019 from Saint-Étienne, spending two and a half of his first three seasons on loan back in Ligue 1 with Nice and Marseille before establishing himself as first choice under Mikel Arteta.
The 24-year-old said he felt confident he would achieve his ambitions with Arsenal and that he had never doubted committing his future despite feeling anger at finishing as Premier League runners-up for three years in a row.
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