90min reports on Arsenal's efforts to secure the long-term future of Ethan Nwaneri with a new contract offer. Arsenal are increasingly confident of securing the long-term future of Ethan Nwaneri by offering him a new contract. His current contract is set to expire next summer, and negotiations have been described as 'delicate'. Arsenal are ready to present a five-year contract or a four-year deal with an option for an extra year. While no breakthrough is reported yet, both sides are keen to find common ground. Chelsea have shown interest due to recent uncertainty over Nwaneri's future.

Arsenal are set to fend off interest from Chelsea by tying Ethan Nwaneri down to a new long-term contract. Arsenal hope to complete everything for the new contract in the next few days, with Chelsea prepared to enter the conversation and offer important money. Arsenal have met with the player’s agent and family to present their project and reach an agreement.

Arsenal is making progress in discussions with Ethan Nwaneri to secure his future with the club. The discussions involve a project for his development and increased playing time under manager Mikel Arteta. Arsenal is confident about quickly locking Nwaneri into a long-term contract, despite interest from Chelsea.

FootballTransfers understands that Nwaneri and fellow youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly are in fact set to sign new long-term contracts at Arsenal very shortly.

Arsenal is ready to reward the growth and talent of Ethan Nwaneri with a significant salary increase as part of a new long-term contract, currently under negotiation, to secure their top academy talent. This contract is seen as both a reward for Nwaneri's rapid growth and a strategic move to deter interest from rival clubs.

Arsenal is in preliminary talks with Ethan Nwaneri regarding a lucrative £60,000-a-week, five-year contract to secure his long-term future at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal are eager to establish Ethan Nwaneri as one of the club's key players for the future. They have initiated preliminary discussions regarding a new contract that would increase the young player's weekly wages from £20,000 to £60,000. Arsenal's executives aim to dismiss any rumors of the teenager's potential departure and instead aspire to make him one of the highest-paid players in the league for his age.