Takehiro Tomiyasu leaves Arsenal after an agreement has noticed that he would terminate his contract, as Talksport understands.
The Japan international played football just six minutes last season after lying out of the way with a knee injury.
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Tomiyasu still has a long way to recover from the company in February.
He faces up to another five months outside of actions, which would take him deep into the last year of his existing deal before it is suitable to return to the plot.
At almost 12 months that remain in the deal of the 26-year-old, Arsenal and Tomiyasu have reached an agreement to end his contract.
The defender missed the beginning of the 2024/25 season due to an earlier knee injury that was operated on in 2023.
Tomiyasu joined Arsenal from the series -a -Nebenbologna in a deal that rose to £ 20 million in 2021, but persistent injury issues limited him to only 79 appearances in four seasons.
His versatility was a big factor for the boss Mikel Areta, who lowered the defender, who can play both centrally and on the full -back.
In his upcoming exit, the Gunners will strengthen its efforts to find defensive reinforcements in the summer.
Arsenal has already targeted Kristhischer Mosquera with a highly rated Valencia interior defender after he had rejected an opening offer last week.
However, a Mini defensive exodus can lead to Arteta brings several fresh faces.
Kieran Terney left the club last month to sign with the Boyhood Club Celtic, and Oleksandr Zinchenko were also able to leave Fulham, which is interested in the Ukraine star.
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In the meantime, all eyes will be directed in Areta’s attack movements this summer, with the club being strongly associated with a variety of stars.
Both Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokocoker are still goals for the association, although there are no signs of which player arsenal can choose.
The Anthony Gordon of Newcastle could be another option visiting Arteta, as well as Rodrygo from Real Madrid.
After the Saudi -Pro League -Club Al Nassr has derived her attention from Luis Diaz from Liverpool and Gabriel Martinelli from Arsenal.
The Gunners entertained the idea of losing the Brazilian, but a good offer could see how club bosses rethink their plans.
And Arsenal was able to reinvent the transmission fee when strengthening its left side of the attack.
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In an already busy summer summer, in which Jorginho returned to Brazil with Flamengo, the midfield executive Thomas Partey also announced his exit after not working with a new deal.
Arsenal hopes to combine the signing of Brentfords Christian Norgaard in the coming days in a deal worth £ 10 million.