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Transfers

Romano explains why Arsenal's Gunners see Bartishvili as 2027 solution

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Romano explains why Arsenal's Gunners see Bartishvili as 2027 solution

Arsenal have secured a pre‑contract for 17‑year‑old Georgian forward Andria Bartishvili, with the deal set to take effect at the Emirates Stadium in July 2027, after the Gunners beat a host of rivals, Fabrizio Romano revealed on Friday.

Arsenal view Bartishvili as a winger who can develop within their system. Romano quoted Georgian observers saying they have not seen a talent of this quality since Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The club’s statement said everyone looks forward to his arrival next summer. Romano highlighted that in Georgia football circles the youngster is highly praised.

Arsenal outbid rivals

Romano said there were many proposals from other English clubs and from German clubs for Bartishvili. Arsenal ultimately won the race, according to the transfer expert.

Bartishvili is currently on loan at Iberia 1999 in the Georgian top flight. Arsenal wished him luck for the rest of the season at Iberia 1999.

Pre‑contract set for July 2027

The Gunners announced a pre‑contract agreement on Friday for the 17‑year‑old to join the Emirates Stadium in July 2027. The deal is subject to the completion of regulatory processes and the player turning 18 before moving.

Romano revealed the boy was in London last week to complete tests and sign the contract. He warned that English football will bring a different level of pressure and the youngster must deliver at the highest level.

The report also points readers to a NEXT story about a £52m Man United star who could shine at Arsenal. Fabrizio’s confirmation two weeks ago now sits alongside these details, cementing the transfer as a key future acquisition for the Gunners.

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