Former Arsenal Star Regrets Exit, Pleads for Return in January – It’s Not Aubameyang or Gnabry

In a surprising development, a former Arsenal player has openly admitted that leaving the club was one of the biggest mistakes of his career. The unnamed player, who previously had a strained relationship with manager Mikel Arteta, has now expressed a strong desire to return to North London—hoping to make amends and revive his career at the Emirates.

Speaking on the matter, the player revealed that he has already approached the Arsenal board, formally requesting approval for a potential return during the January transfer window. Despite past issues with Arteta, the player is now willing to put the past behind him and reunite with the squad, acknowledging the growth and progress the team has made under the Spanish coach.

What makes this story even more intriguing is that the player in question is neither Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang nor Serge Gnabry—two names often associated with high-profile exits from Arsenal. Instead, this revelation points to another former Gunner who may now be seeking redemption and a second chance in red and white.

As the January window approaches, fans will be eager to find out who this mystery player is, and whether Mikel Arteta is open to a reunion. Given Arsenal’s current ambitions and squad depth, the decision could be as much about team chemistry as it is about talent.