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Paul Merson hails signing of Jorginho – but says he ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ if he left this summer

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Judith Benjamin
Judith Benjaminhttps://dailyobserver.uk
Extensive experience of 15 years in receiving assignments for stories, evaluating leads and pitching compelling story ideas to editors, revising and editing work for editorial approval, and collaborating with other reporters, editors, and production staff. Skilled in gathering information for newsworthy stories through observation, interviews, investigation, and research; building a network of sources for interviews and develop relationships within the community. An admitted sports fanatic, she feeds her addiction to sports by watching games on Sunday afternoons.

The Daily Observer London Desk: Reporter- Judith Benjamin

Former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson has hailed the club’s January business – noting the swift impacts of Leandro Trossard and Jorginho.

The two players were signed in January after Arsenal failed to land primary targets Mykhailo Mudryk and Moises Caicedo. The Gunners also brought in Jakob Kiwior as central-defensive cover from Spezia.

Both have played an integral role in Arsenal’s maintaining of grip on the top of the Premier League. Despite the success of Jorginho so far, however, Merson said he would ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ if he wasn’t at the club next season.

‘The Jorginho signing has been an absolute masterstroke from Arsenal,’ Merson told the Daily Star. ‘They have played an absolute blinder and I have said it all along.

‘He has been integral to all of their last three wins and it came just at the right time after Thomas Partey was struggling with a muscle injury.

Paul Merson has hailed Arsenal’s January business – but said that one of the players signed might not even there next season

Leandro Trossard has proven an impressive signing for Arsenal - refreshing their forward line

Leandro Trossard has proven an impressive signing for Arsenal – refreshing their forward line

Judith Benjamin
Judith Benjaminhttps://dailyobserver.uk
Extensive experience of 15 years in receiving assignments for stories, evaluating leads and pitching compelling story ideas to editors, revising and editing work for editorial approval, and collaborating with other reporters, editors, and production staff. Skilled in gathering information for newsworthy stories through observation, interviews, investigation, and research; building a network of sources for interviews and develop relationships within the community. An admitted sports fanatic, she feeds her addiction to sports by watching games on Sunday afternoons.

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Judith Benjamin
Judith Benjaminhttps://dailyobserver.uk
Extensive experience of 15 years in receiving assignments for stories, evaluating leads and pitching compelling story ideas to editors, revising and editing work for editorial approval, and collaborating with other reporters, editors, and production staff. Skilled in gathering information for newsworthy stories through observation, interviews, investigation, and research; building a network of sources for interviews and develop relationships within the community. An admitted sports fanatic, she feeds her addiction to sports by watching games on Sunday afternoons.