Runar Alex Runarsson, the backup goalkeeper for Arsenal, may be allowed to leave the team on a free transfer to FC Copenhagen if his contract with the team is reportedly terminated today.
Even though Runarsson still has a few months left on his deal before becoming a free agency, the Gunners may find it simpler to negotiate if they terminate his contract. It appears that the Danish powerhouses are interested in signing a new “keeper” before tonight’s transfer deadline.
The newest information on this topic, which was originally posted by Evening Standard journalist Simon Collings on his official X (previously Twitter) account, is provided below. Given Runarsson’s relocation, this may be one of the major storylines to watch at the Emirates Stadium today.
Runarsson has six months on contract at Arsenal.
Currently sounds like his contract will be mutually terminated so he can leave for free.
Copenhagen wanting to sign a goalkeeper today. https://t.co/8cdwd9IVPn
— Simon Collings (@sr_collings) February 1, 2024
It doesn’t seem like Mikel Arteta and company have any last-minute moves planned for today, which shouldn’t be too shocking considering that Arsenal and many other Premier League elite clubs have had a quiet window.
Runarsson hasn’t played much for the AFC since joining the squad in 2020, so if a different side expresses interest in him, it would be prudent for all parties to act swiftly.
