Arsenal captain, Martin Odegaard, has dismissed speculation about a possible departure from the club, expressing his desire to remain at the Premier League side for the foreseeable future.
The 27-year-old midfielder has shown signs of improvement following a difficult individual 2026-27 campaign, recording five goals and one assist in 17 appearances across all competitions this season.
Odegaard has established himself as one of Europe’s top midfielders during his six-and-a-half-year spell in North London, playing a key role in Arsenal’s progress under their recent campaigns.
However, reports have linked the Norwegian international with a potential move to Bayern Munich, with the German Bundesliga giants reportedly interested in securing his services.
The club are yet to make a concrete move for the Arsenal captain.
Odegaard’s current contract with Arsenal runs until the summer of 2028, leaving the club with time to address his long-term future.
Speaking while on international duty with Norway, the midfielder played down the possibility of leaving the Gunners, insisting he remains happy at the club.
“I’m happy and hope I can stay there for a long time to come, but we haven’t started on that yet,” the midfielder stated, as quoted by Metro.
