OFFICIAL: Nico Williams Joins Arsenal — Signs 3-Year Deal with Option for Fourth!

It’s a great privilege and also a dream come true to join the greatest team in the Premier League,” declared Nico Williams at his first Arsenal press conference today.

 

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Arsenal have officially secured the sensational signing of Spanish winger Nico Williams from Athletic Bilbao. The 21-year-old, regarded as one of Europe’s most electric attacking talents, has inked a three-year contract with an option to extend for a further season.

 

This move comes after weeks of intense speculation and internal persuasion. Williams, who reportedly came close to joining Barcelona, revealed in previous comments that a particular Arsenal player — still unnamed, but not Saka or Martinelli — played a decisive role in convincing him to commit to Mikel Arteta’s project.

 

The Gunners are continuing their strategy of assembling a youthful, high-intensity squad, and Williams fits the blueprint perfectly. Known for his explosive pace, flair, and ability to play on both wings, the Spanish international will now join an attacking unit featuring Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, and Kai Havertz.

 

Sources indicate that Arsenal beat multiple top clubs to his signature, with Athletic Bilbao reluctant to part ways with their homegrown star. However, the lure of Premier League football and the prospect of playing Champions League nights at the Emirates proved too tempting.

 

Williams’ arrival raises new questions about Arsenal’s squad depth and could spark increased competition for starting roles. Meanwhile, murmurs around Bukayo Saka’s reported displeasure earlier in the season now carry extra weight, as fans speculate whether Arteta is reinforcing for competition or potential replacement.

 

This deal, poised at around £45–50 million, marks a bold statement by Arsenal ahead of the summer window, and Gooners worldwide will be eager to see if Williams can deliver on the grand stage.

 

More updates soon as Arsenal prepares for further signings and possib

le departures.

 

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